U.S. Attorney on APD DWI Corruption Case

This week on New Mexico in Focus, Executive Producer Jeff Proctor interviews U.S. Attorney Alexander Uballez about the federal investigation into alleged corruption at the Albuquerque Police Department’s DWI unit. In the first of a two-part discussion, Uballez sheds some light on the process of the investigation and Proctor asks why the U.S. Attorney took the unusual step to confirm the investigation earlier this year in letters to the city’s police chief and district attorney.

Journalist Patrick Lohmann of Source New Mexico sits down with two survivors of the Hermit’s Peak/Calf-Canyon Fire. In the first of two conversations, Lohmann asks both about the losses they have suffered and how they have helped neighbors in their community recover. Later, the pair speak on the lack of federal financial relief their community has received and why local leadership at FEMA needs to change.

This week, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announced there are 257 Mexican Wolves, with 37 packs here in New Mexico and 23 in Arizona. At the end of January, the Our Land team joined federal and state biologists and veterinarians during the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service’s annual Mexican wolf count.

Host: Lou DiVizio

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Uballez Sheds Light on Process of APD DWI Corruption Case
Correspondent: Jeff Proctor
Guest: Alexander Uballez, U.S. Attorney, District of New Mexico

NM Wildfire Survivors on What They Have Lost and Worked to Recover
Correspondent: Patrick Lohmann, Reporter, Source New Mexico
Guests: Kayt Peck, Wildfire Survivor from Rociada, NM
Yolanda Cruz, Wildfire Survivor from Manuelitas, NM

Hermit’s Peak/Calf Canyon Fire Survivors Still Wait for Federal Help
Correspondent: Patrick Lohmann, Reporter, Source New Mexico
Guests: Kayt Peck, Wildfire Survivor from Rociada, NM
Yolanda Cruz, Wildfire Survivor from Manuelitas, NM

How U.S. Fish and Wildlife Conduct Annual Mexican Wolf Count
Correspondent: Laura Paskus
Guests: Brady McGee, Mexican Wolf Recovery Coordinator, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
John Oakleaf, Science Coordinator, Mexican Wolf Recovery Program, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Allison Greenleaf, Senior Biologist, Mexican Wolf Recovery Program, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Dr. Susan Dicks, Biologist/Veterinarian, Mexican Wolf Recovery Program, U.S, Fish and Wildlife Service