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Albuquerque’s police department is under fire after four shootings in under two weeks, sparking fresh questions about whether promised reforms are making a real difference. Despite last year’s record 18 shootings and chief’s pledges to review cases every six months and ramp up de-escalation training, critics demand accountability as families grieve and officers face scrutiny. Each incident involved suspects wielding weapons — guns, knives — and while officials insist deadly force is a last resort and every case undergoes multiple reviews, no findings have been released yet, leaving communities searching for answers and reassurance.
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