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The New Mexico State Police Officer was arrested after the crash of DWI in Rio Rancho

A state police in New Mexico is accused of crashing his vehicle and leaving the scene of the accident on Friday.

Rio Rancho, Nm – A state police in New Mexico has been arrested and is now on administrative leave because he is supposed to drive drunk, caused a crash and then left the scene.

The crash occurred on Friday at 3 p.m. near Highway 528 and 550 in Rio Rancho.

The MPs of Sandoval County were called to an accident in which the driver removed. They found a vehicle with damage in Lincoln and enchanted hills.

The police from Rio Rancho arrested Hugo Diaz Amaya for ruthless driving and left the scene of a crash and DWI.

NMSP boss Troy Weisler sent Kob 4 the following explanation:

“In the past, I was informed that one of my officers was arrested for driving while he is intoxicated (DWI). This message is disappointing and deeply worrying. I would like to make it clear that nobody lies above the law, especially those of us who swore to support them. While my officers are human and make mistakes, they will also be because of the trust in the community.

Officer Diaz-Amaya was immediately transferred to administrative leave. Appropriate disciplinary measures are taken on the basis of the results of the examination. I realize that such incidents can damage the public's trust, and I will remain obliged to hold all of my civil servants for their actions for their actions. His behavior does not reflect the values ​​and integrity that define a police officer in New Mexico. Those who cloud this badge have no place in this agency. “

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