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Ledger campaign · Albuquerque already shares its police calls. Ask your councilor to make them live.
The city posts APD's calls for service to a public record, but in batches. A letter asking your councilor for a live feed takes a minute.
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Police, courts, the jail and the calls the city gets. The numbers come from public records and the sources are named. A call is a report to police and does not say what they found.
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Analysis · Car thefts topped the nation under a Republican and a Democrat. The mayor's party isn't the reason.
Researchers checked 3,254 mayoral elections in 398 cities from 1990 to 2021 and found no detectable party effect on crime, arrests or police spending.
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How to use it · See which Albuquerque neighborhoods had the biggest swings in police calls
It sets one week of calls, by kind and by neighborhood, against the four weeks before. A call is a report to police, not a crime found.
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How to use it · APD splits Albuquerque into 94 beats. The Ledger now ranks them by police calls and draws each one on the map.
Pick APD beats on the police call rankings to see where calls come from, then click a beat's name to see its outline on the police calls map.
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How to use it · See why APD was called to your block. A guide to the Ledger's new Police Calls Map.
Zoom out to see where calls cluster. Zoom in and click a dot for the calls there. The city's feed behind it doesn't say what officers found.