Did police respond in any way?

For your reference, this has been logged as case #221216-000503. You will be notified with updates via SeeClickFix.

We’ve stopped trying to call. In the past they’ve only come out to an active situation - that response takes a couple hours - this guy took off soon after realizing he couldn’t get in the gate.

Yes. I understand. Several of us experienced an active situation last week where an obviously impaired man was attempting to smash his way into our building with a rock (after vandalizing the same building) Three 911 calls later we were told no one was coming.
Most disheartening.

Sadly, nowadays street homeless are drugs addicts, and they are addicted to cocktail of nasty chemicals such as fentanyl, horse tranquilizer, elephant tranquilizer, sedative benzo, rat poison, nitazenes chemicals, P2P based meth, wasp dope, and other nasty stuff. That is in the pills they smoke all day long. They are quickly damaged mentally and physically beyond the point of repair. If they are aggressive, screaming, talking gibberish, talking to imaginary people, they are on meth and wasp dope. One dosage of P2P based meth causes paranoia and schizophrenia after only one dosage. Street addicts gradually destroy everything. APD does not apply any laws on street homeless unless they spill blood.

I am beginning to suspect that even in a violent situation, we are in a lawless area downtown.

@Edo resident pretending to a good mayor Tim Keller has turned Albuquerque into a lawless city. He makes it obvious that taking care of the hard working citizens of Albuquerque is at the bottom of his list of priorities. The only time he will help the taxpaying hard working citizens if it benefits him or he needs a photo op.

It is time to sit back and think about what each and every citizen needs to protect his family and property from this indigent group of homeless group of ilk.

Thank you for submitting this request, it has been resolved. Notes:
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In progress incidents should be called in to police dispatch at 242-COPS (2677) or submitted via the APD app
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