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Police arrest suspect in Albuquerque's first homicide of 2026

Police arrest suspect in Albuquerque's first homicide of 2026

Homicide investigation underway in northwest Albuquerque

Homicide investigation underway in northwest Albuquerque

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Albuquerque teen charged with first murder of 2026 to stay in jail for now

Albuquerque teen charged with first murder of 2026 to stay in jail for now

Albuquerque sees decline in violent crime, but still ranks high among major US cities

Albuquerque sees decline in violent crime, but still ranks high among major US cities

Double homicide investigation underway in southwest Albuquerque

Double homicide investigation underway in southwest Albuquerque

Albuquerque man sentenced in 2021 double vehicular homicide

Albuquerque man sentenced in 2021 double vehicular homicide

Albuquerque police investigating homicide in North Valley

Albuquerque police investigating homicide in North Valley

Albuquerque at the top of the list for homicide rate

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Homicide investigation underway in far east Albuquerque

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Albuquerque, NM🔫 **Follow @abq_raw for full story & breaking Albuquerque news** •Homicide suspect fled from police. •He was armed with a 🔫 •As he attempted to jump a wall into a backyard - there was an OIS. •Suspect was injured & facing multiple felonies. *The DOJ may have left Albuquerque, but the criminals remain. | Police.Law.News

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Homicide detectives from the Albuquerque Police Department have launched an investigation into a death on Albuquerque’s West Side. Officers responded to reports of a deceased male inside a residence in the 400 block of 63rd St. N.W. shortly before 9 a.m. today. Rescue personnel confirmed the adult male was deceased upon arrival. Homicide detectives are on the scene investigating the death. Additional details will be released as they become available. This is the 59th homicide in the Albuquerque

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Around 10AM, the Albuquerque Police Department responded to a dead body call at 3512 Calle Del Ranchero NE. When officers entered the home they found the body and it did not look like the person died of natural causes. APD determined this was a full homicide call out and will be investigating the scene. This would be the 14th homicide of 2024. | ABQ RAW

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Homicide detectives investigate deadly shooting in NW Albuquerque

Homicide detectives from the Albuquerque Police Department are investigating the death of a male juvenile who was shot dead in a park in SW Albuquerque. The dead child was shot just after 6:00PM at Anderson Mesa Park. This park is located at 8500 Old Cottonwood Ave. S.W., which is near Unser Blvd. and Dennis Chavez Blvd. Details are extremely limited at this point, but investigators from the violent crimes section are actively investigating this new years eve murder. This was the 132nd homicide

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Albuquerque police launch homicide investigation after woman is found dead

2 shootings, 1 stabbing prompts homicide investigations in Albuquerque

APD Announces Murder Charge in 1988 Homicide of Althea Oakeley Albuquerque Chief of Police Harold Medina announced the resolution of a 33-year-old cold case with a murder charge related to the 1988 homicide of Althea Oakeley. Police worked with the District Attorney’s Office to charge Paul Raymond Apodaca, a 53-year-old convicted felon, with an open count of murder. Oakeley, a native of Taos who was 21 at the time of her death, was attending the University of New Mexico. Apodaca was arrested by

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APD investigates Sunday morning homicide

Albuquerque police arrests 19-year-old murder suspect

Police: Woman found dead in NE Albuquerque apartment

Albuquerque police charge 3 suspects in October 2023 murder

Man faces DUI charges after deadly crash in Albuquerque

Just before 5:00 AM, on Sunday, March 23, officers from the Albuquerque Police Department were called to 823 11th Street NW for an unresponsive individual. Upon arrival, officers located a deceased male at the scene. One person is currently in custody. APD’s Homicide Unit is conducting a homicide investigation into this incident. This is an ongoing investigation, and further information will be released as it becomes available. This is the second homicide investigation in approximately 31 hours.

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Albuquerque police investigate 2 overnight homicides

Homicide detectives from the Albuquerque Police Department are beginning to look into a deadly shooting that happened around Dallas St., between Domingo Rd. and Copper Ave. A ShotSpotter alert signaled gunfire in the 300 block of Pennsylvania St NE, likely linked to this event. APD officers are now investigating the entire block. The person who was shot was taken to a local hospital, but they died as a result of their injuries. We have reporters headed to the scene to gather more information. Th

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Albuquerque police connect triple homicide to later suicide

Today, December 3, 2024, Albuquerque Police Department detectives arrested Adam Perrucci and Preston Ball in connection with the murder of Matthew Aragon. Through a thorough investigation, homicide detectives concluded that Perrucci, aged 32*, and Ball, aged 25, were responsible for the murder of Aragon in the early hours of November 23, 2024. Aragon’s family reported him missing on November 22 after he failed to return home. Later, Ball informed Aragon’s sister that he and Perrucci had been pre

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Well Deserved, Team of the Month goes to APD’s Homicide Unit This elite team of dedicated, hard-working detectives is being recognized for their relentless pursuit of justice and their tireless efforts to bring closure to victims and their families. As of Sept. 5, APD has investigated 50 murders, down 24% from the same time in 2024, 34% from 2023, and 46% from the spike in 2022. Homicide detectives have solved 83% of this year’s cases, and their overall clearance rate stands at an impressive 129

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APD: 4 dead in murder-suicide in NE Albuquerque

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