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UPDATE 4/20/24: Bertina is still listed as missing in our database. The only new information we have received is that on July 11, 2023, she was reportedly seen walking on N36 near Morgan Lake. Anyone with any information on Bertina Shields, please contact our detectives at 505-599-1054. Thank you.UPDATE 4/20/24: Bertina is still listed as missing in our database. The only new information we have received is that on July 11, 2023, she was reportedly seen walking on N36 near Morgan Lake. Anyone with any information on Bertina Shields, please contact our detectives at 505-599-1054. Thank you.![]()
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Original Post: MISSING PERSON![]()
Name: Bertina Shields![]()
Age: 48![]()
Height: 4'9"![]()
Weight: 150 lbs.![]()
Eyes: Brown![]()
Hair: Brown![]()
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Bertina was last seen at Berg Park on May 15 at 6:00 p.m. She has a rose tattoo on her left arm and an 8-ball tattoo on her left ankle. ![]()
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Anyone with information on Bertina’s whereabouts is asked to call non-emergency dispatch at 505-334-6622. Case Number 23-27375.
MISSING PERSON![]()
Name: Jimmy Begay![]()
Age: 62![]()
Height: 6’0.![]()
Weight: 180lbs.![]()
Eyes: Brown![]()
Hair: Black![]()
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Jimmy was last seen in the area of West Maple Street on April 7, 2024. Jimmy does have tattoos on both arms.![]()
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Anyone with information on Jimmy’s whereabouts is asked to call non-emergency dispatch at (505)334-6622![]()
Case number: 24-21952
Big thanks to our day patrol for their hard work today! They made six DWI arrests. Remember, if you spot suspicious or erratic driving, call dispatch at 505-334-6622. Thank you!
We launched our week-long Southwest Women in Law Enforcement Conference yesterday with a delightful social hour each evening. We indulged in invigorating yoga sessions yesterday, extending our gratitude to Sacred Rebel Yoga Session for graciously hosting us.
Big thanks to the SJC Federation of Democratic Women for having Chief Hebbe discuss local policing challenges. Contact us if your group wants to engage with our department and have Chief Hebbe share his expertise! He's eager to connect and address community questions.