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hausboy -> RE: No officer facing charges: was it REALLY a licensed cop? (9/1/2011 7:59:23 PM)
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I used to live in NM. It will be pretty easy for them to know which officer it is for several reasons.... unlike most other places, there are a VERY small number of NMSP officers on duty at any one time. I guarantee you--those officers can take one look at the photo and know who it is. It's a geographically large state, but it's small in population, and in the law enforcement world, everybody there knows everybody. Their dispatcher can identify and locate where any officer is (approximately) at any time, so if there were others on active calls, they can likely rule them out during the time the sex took place. Even if he was off-duty, he was still in uniform, so he was likely at the end or beginning of a shift--have to look to see what time it happened.. This took place in Santa Fe County but this ranch is far enough out that if they really wanted to identify the officer...they could. edited to add: the real irony here, is that so much of New Mexico is "frontier", meaning wilderness. They picked the one spot within miles and miles that actually had a camera. Most of the area around that ranch is desolate. How dense can you get.... unless they wanted to be filmed.....
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