Safety

Mother’s Concern for Son’s Safety Leads to Community Outreach Efforts and Technology Tracking

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ALBUQUERQUE, NM – Concerns for the safety of a missing teenager have arisen, prompting an ongoing investigation by local authorities. On January 4, 2022, Police Commissioner Gentile released a statement regarding the case, expressing apprehension over the well-being of the teenager, identified as Lockhart. In the midst of these troubling circumstances, information revealed in a lawsuit points to the mother, Solomon, taking numerous actions to locate her son, including distributing flyers, seeking community assistance, and attempting to track his digital devices. Lockhart’s disappearance has caused deep concern within the community, triggering an extensive search effort. … Read more

Flawed Safety Standards at Venetian Hills Lead to Tragic Fire Death, Resulting in $140 Million Verdict

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Atlanta, Georgia – A tragic fire at the Venetian Hills apartment complex claimed the life of a resident, highlighting the urgent need for accountability in cases involving dangerous living conditions. Despite years of complaints about crime and substandard conditions, the owners of Venetian Hills neglected to address these issues, according to city code enforcement and police records. The complex’s owner allegedly converted the victim’s apartment into a boarding house without installing necessary fire safety equipment. The lack of fire sprinklers, alarms, and other safety measures ultimately led to the resident’s death. Attorney Jeff Shiver emphasized … Read more

Albuquerque Police Chief Highlights Effective Legislative Hits for Public Safety

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SANTA FE, N.M. — The last legislative session in New Mexico saw a mix of hits and misses when it comes to bills related to public safety, according to Albuquerque Police Department Chief Harold Medina. While some bills did not make the cut, others, like House Bill 175, successfully secured funding for new technology and infrastructure for law enforcement throughout the state. Thanks to this funding, the police department has been able to invest in additional license plate readers, interface technology to integrate their systems, and more cameras, as highlighted by Chief Medina. In addition … Read more

District Attorneys Warn Nevada: Criminal Justice Reform Puts Safety, Economy, and Tourism at Risk

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Reno, Nevada – Crime is an unfortunate reality that impacts communities on a daily basis. From theft to drugs to hit-and-runs, ensuring the safety of our community requires vigilance. On Thursday night, Fresno County District Attorney Lisa Smittcamp and Washoe County District Attorney Chris Hicks addressed the issue of criminal justice reform during a town hall meeting at the Elks Lodge #597 in Reno. The town hall was organized by Keystone Corporation, a political action committee that supports pro-business candidates throughout the state. District Attorneys Smittcamp and Hicks expressed concerns about Nevada adopting policies similar … Read more