Schultz uses Cronies to do his Unethical Deeds

This is a letter from a former APD officer. This is clearly proof of how unethical Berry's Chief of Police, Ray Schultz really is...More to come on this matter.

The Eye

Good evening,

My name is Orlando Camacho and I am an ex-apd officer. You may be familiar with what happen to me while an officer with the Albuquerque Police Department. Tonight I write to you because of something that has happened to me and I find with great disrespect, anger, insulting, a low blow and slap in the face for the upper command staff of the Albuquerque Police Department, especially Deputy Chief Fiest. I may have the emotions because I am directly involved with this incident and you may or may not feel the same emotions that I do.

I was involved in a struggle for my firearm with a person that I saw as a father. During that struggle, the firearm discharged and fatally wounded my dad. A casing ejected from the chamber of the Glock and was later found underneath the left knee of my dad. I was later terminated from the department without being charge with any crime. Later indiated for 2nd degree murder charges and was acquitted and won a ruling that Chief Shultz had violated my civil rights due to the method that he handled my termination. Years after this occurred I went to evidence to retrieve some items that were tagged as safe keeping. I had a little bit of a struggle with people return my phone calls and trying to get my property back. At one time, I was told that Deputy Chief Fiest had to sign off on releasing my items. I had to call him a couple of times to check the status of my items being released since he oversaw the evidence. I was contacted that Fiest did release my property.

When I picked up my property, one of the items I found was the casing involved in the struggle with my dad. I have attached photos of the evidence bag, tag and casing. This was a slap in the face and insulting for the department to release this to me. Call my incident what you would like, an officer involved in a shooting or an officer in a shooting, this casing was evidence in a homicide and should of never been released and should have been kept in evidence. Does the department do this with other major cases? The last officer involved shooting was involving Sgt Peck, will he be given the casing back from the shot that he fired?

As I stated, I may be seeing this as a bigger issue than you. But please understand, the intentional act of them giving me this casing was wrong. I wanted to share this information with you but also I fear some sort of retaliation.

Thank you and God Bless