The Crime Bureau

  APD is seeking the publics assistance in any information they may have on the individuals in these photos or the vehicle. These individuals are suspected in multiple burglaries around the city.  If you have information please call crime stoppers at 505-843-STOP

APD identified the man who fatally shot himself during a confrontation with police on Tuesday, July 5, 2022.   The man was identified as James Langlois (10/8/1957.) Preliminary autopsy results confirm that Langlois shot himself in the head. Officers responded to a call from a manager at Target, located at 11120 Lomas Blvd., N.E., Tuesday night about a suspicious person who was in a van that would not leave the parking lot. As officers approached the van, the man inside the van, later identified as Langlois, brandished a firearm. As officers retreated to their vehicles, they heard a gunshot. One officer shot at the van in response to the gunshot. Tactical officers later determined Langlois was deceased from what was confirmed to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The autopsy confirmed that conclusion.

APD released the following update today on the teen-age male who died during a house fire early Thursday while officers pursued a dangerous suspect in Southeast Albuquerque. The individual was identified as Brett Rosenau (3/24/2007). The preliminary results of an autopsy cited the cause of death as smoke inhalation and also confirmed that Rosenau was not shot by anyone, as some bystanders alleged at the scene. A full autopsy report with toxicology and CO2 results will be released later by the Office of the Medical Investigator.  

A woman was allegedly driving drunk and hit two cyclists — leaving one with “severe head trauma” — before fleeing the scene Saturday morning on the West Side, reported the Albuquerque Journal . Mollie Duran, 31, is charged with DWI-related great bodily harm by vehicle and leaving the scene of the accident.