APD "Warrant Roundup" Nets 93:Suspects


The Albuquerque Police Department has arrested 93 offenders on outstanding warrants during a three-day operation.

On September 26-28, APD’s Field Services Bureau, along with the Investigative, Special Operations and Management Services and Support Bureaus teamed up with New Mexico State Police and the Department of Corrections Probation and Parole Division to conduct a citywide warrant roundup.

The teams specifically focused on offenders wanted for violent crime and property crimes. These individuals primarily had multiple felony warrants for Auto Theft, Burglary, and Robbery in an effort to reduce these criminal offenders victimizing the community.

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