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Data shows violent crime is rising in Las Cruces. Here's how City leaders are responding

Data shows violent crime is rising in Las Cruces. Here's how City leaders are responding

In thie next edition of Bridging the Badge, the Las Cruces Police Department discusses the new Real Time Crime Center (RTCC) . RTCC transforms policing by utilizing drones and license plate readers (LPRs) to enhance officer safety and response times. It enables proactive policing through real-time information, aiding in locating missing persons and apprehending suspects. The discussion also addresses privacy and transparency concerns, highlighting the need for accountability in technology use, u

In thie next edition of Bridging the Badge, the Las Cruces Police Department discusses the new Real Time Crime Center (RTCC) . RTCC transforms policing by utilizing drones and license plate readers (LPRs) to enhance officer safety and response times. It enables proactive policing through real-time information, aiding in locating missing persons and apprehending suspects. The discussion also addresses privacy and transparency concerns, highlighting the need for accountability in technology use, u

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In tonight's edition of Bridging the Badge, the Las Cruces Police Department discusses the new Real Time Crime Center (RTCC) . RTCC transforms policing by utilizing drones and license plate readers (LPRs) to enhance officer safety and response times. It enables proactive policing through real-time information, aiding in locating missing persons and apprehending suspects. The discussion also addresses privacy and transparency concerns, highlighting the need for accountability in technology use, u

In tonight's edition of Bridging the Badge, the Las Cruces Police Department discusses the new Real Time Crime Center (RTCC) . RTCC transforms policing by utilizing drones and license plate readers (LPRs) to enhance officer safety and response times. It enables proactive policing through real-time information, aiding in locating missing persons and apprehending suspects. The discussion also addresses privacy and transparency concerns, highlighting the need for accountability in technology use, u

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In the upcoming episode of Bridging the Badge, Chief Jeremy Story delves into the issue of juvenile crime in Las Cruces. Recent trends indicate a rise in firearm possession among young individuals and the significant influence of social media. Chief discusses some potential ways to address these concerns. The episode will premiere on Tuesday, December 30, at 8 p.m. on the City of Las Cruces YouTube channel, City of Las Cruces Facebook page, and Las Cruces Police Facebook page. | Las Cruces Polic

In the upcoming episode of Bridging the Badge, Chief Jeremy Story delves into the issue of juvenile crime in Las Cruces. Recent trends indicate a rise in firearm possession among young individuals and the significant influence of social media. Chief discusses some potential ways to address these concerns. The episode will premiere on Tuesday, December 30, at 8 p.m. on the City of Las Cruces YouTube channel, City of Las Cruces Facebook page, and Las Cruces Police Facebook page. | Las Cruces Polic

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Auto thefts increase for third year in a row in Las Cruces

Auto thefts increase for third year in a row in Las Cruces

In this episode of Bridging the Badge, Chief Jeremy Story delves into the issue of juvenile crime in Las Cruces. Recent trends indicate a rise in firearm possession among young individuals and the significant influence of social media. Chief discusses some potential ways to address these concerns. Watch now on the City of Las Cruces YouTube page @LasCrucesGov, Las Cruces Police Facebook page, or the City of Las Cruces Facebook page. Link to the YouTube video: https://youtu.be/2Bii6phZlLs | Las C

In this episode of Bridging the Badge, Chief Jeremy Story delves into the issue of juvenile crime in Las Cruces. Recent trends indicate a rise in firearm possession among young individuals and the significant influence of social media. Chief discusses some potential ways to address these concerns. Watch now on the City of Las Cruces YouTube page @LasCrucesGov, Las Cruces Police Facebook page, or the City of Las Cruces Facebook page. Link to the YouTube video: https://youtu.be/2Bii6phZlLs | Las C

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Crime Stoppers seeks info on Las Cruces gate-crasher

Crime Stoppers seeks info on Las Cruces gate-crasher

Las Cruces town hall reveals rising violent crime rates, police share new strategies

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Las Cruces town hall reveals rising violent crime rates, police share new strategies

Last year, Chief Story outlined six priorities for improvement in Las Cruces. This is an update on where we are at with those six priorities and how the Las Cruces police department is working every day to make our city safer. | Las Cruces Police

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Las Cruces PD chief: Teen crime still a priority

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Three major violent crimes in one day spark rising crime concerns for Las Cruces residents

Watch our comprehensive guide to confidently drive through the city's many roundabouts and ensure safe and efficient traffic flow. Let's all become experts in the art of navigating Las Cruces' roundabouts! For more insight on our Traffic How-To's go to: www.lascruces.gov/TrafficHowTos. | Las Cruces Police

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Juveniles don’t fear consequences for violent crimes, Las Cruces Police chief says

Is crime up or down in Las Cruces? | Las Cruces Police

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Las Cruces police look to ID 3 suspects who used stolen debit card at Target

Las Cruces bounty hunter accused of sex trafficking, forced labor

Chief Introduces Six Goals to Help Improve Safety Las Cruces Police Department Chief Jeremy Story has introduced a summary of changes that can be made to help make Las Cruces a safer community. The three short-term goals include: - Fill open positions within LCPD. The department has a capacity of 220 commissioned law enforcement officers, but currently has 25 vacancies. - Replace constitutionally problematic ordinances with ordinances that are enforceable in their entirety, ordinances that would

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Suspect Sought in Gun Store Burglary Las Cruces Crime Stoppers is offering a $1,000 reward for information that identifies the man responsible for breaking into and burglarizing Miller Guns and Ammo over the weekend. About 5 a.m. on Saturday, Aug. 15, the driver of a white GMC Sierra pickup rammed the front door of Miller Guns and Ammo, 518 N. Telshor Blvd. A man then entered the store, broke into a cabinet, and stole several handguns. Surveillance cameras captured images of the pickup, determin

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Police Hope to ID Fraud Suspects Las Cruces Crime Stoppers is offering a reward of up to $1,000 for information that helps identify two young men suspected of cashing a fraudulent check. Las Cruces Police learned that an 81-year-old woman’s check was stolen from the mail sometime in June, altered from $100 to $402, and then cashed by two young men at a local Family Dollar store. Surveillance video from the Family Dollar store, at 1690 S. Solano Dr., shows the young men as they entered and left t

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VIDEO: dramatic high-speed chase in Las Cruces ends with two arrests

Police Look to ID Man who Tried Stealing Ring Camera Las Cruces-Dona Ana County Crime Stoppers is offering a cash reward up to $1,000 for information that helps police identify a man seen trying to remove a Ring doorbell camera from a building early Friday morning. The incident happened about 2:30 a.m. Friday, Aug. 11, on the 300 block of east Organ Avenue in Las Cruces. Video from the Ring doorbell camera shows a man approach the building’s entry. Once there, he can be seen using a knife to try

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Bowling Alley Case, now 30 Years Old, Remains Unsolved Feb. 10 marks the 30-year anniversary of the heinous shooting of four children and three adults at a Las Cruces bowling alley that resulted in the deaths of five of the victims. The case remains unsolved, but Las Cruces police continue to follow multiple leads and reexamine evidence using new techniques. The mass-shooting at Las Cruces Bowl, on Feb. 10, 1990, is considered one of the most heinous crimes in the city’s history as gunmen pulled

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16 people facing federal charges for alleged role in Las Cruces drug trafficking network, DOJ says

Las Cruces police officers detail juvenile crime issues to lawmakers

Police Seek Info to Help ID Shooting Suspects Las Cruces police are asking for the public’s help identifying the occupants of two vehicles involved in a mid-day shooting on Monday. The shooting occurred about 12:30 p.m. Monday, May 15, and appears to have begun near Frenger Park in south-central Las Cruces. Several callers reported two vehicles involved in a chase with occupants of both cars discharging rounds at each other. At least one residence on south Espina Street was struck by gunfire. No

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Police Seek to ID Commercial Burglary Suspect Crime Stoppers of Las Cruces and Dona Ana County is asking for help identifying a man who is suspected of burglarizing a local business at least three times in 2025. The man is believed to have burglarized The Power Center, 2000 N. Telshor Blvd., at least three times with the most recent incident occurring on Dec. 20, 2025. He is suspected of taking close to $2,000 worth of merchandise from the business. The Las Cruces Police Department is investigat

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Las Cruces Police launches real-rime crime center

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FBI: Rates of violent and property crime down in Las Cruces, Doña Ana County

Las Cruces police say crime down over three years, still higher than 2018

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