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Albuquerque Police Chief Medina involved in crash in southeast Albuquerque

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A spokesman for Albuquerque police says Central Avenue is closed in both directions at Valencia Drive SE and just east of San Mateo Boulevard SE. Drivers in the area are asked to seek an alternate route. The incident forced the cancellation of a scheduled news conference with Mayor Tim Keller.

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Albuquerque police chief crashes into vehicle, injuring driver, to dodge shooting

Harold Medina and his wife, who was in the truck, were not injured, but the driver whose vehicle he struck had serious injuries.

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Albuquerque police chief involved in crash while fleeing gunfire on East Central

Albuquerque Police Department Chief Harold Medina crashed into another vehicle as he tried to avoid gunfire Saturday morning on East Central.

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Albuquerque Police Chief Medina involved in crash in southeast Albuquerque

Chief Medina was checking on an encampment when someone pulled out a gun, which triggered the crash

·Albuquerque, United States
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KOAT broke the news in Albuquerque, United States on Saturday, February 17, 2024.
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