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Former Albuquerque officer sues department, chief over firing

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Fred Duran was fired in 2020 after then-Deputy Chief Harold Medina reviewed Duran’s case and stated he violated procedures. Medina had said Duran violated procedure during a 2019 DWI arrest and was not truthful about it during an investigation. Now, Duran is suing Medina and the department for wrongful termination.

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Former Albuquerque officer sues department, chief over firing

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A former Albuquerque Police Department (APD) officer is now suing the department and chief for wrongful termination. Former APD spokesperson and DWI investigator, Fred Duran, was fired in 2020 after then-Deputy Chief Harold Medina reviewed Duran's case and stated he violated procedures. New Mexico attorney general charges Las Cruces police officer with manslaughter Medina had said Duran violated procedure durin…

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