The Piercing Truth

This is right from the dictionary and seems to describe Albuquerque, Berry and Schultz. Fascism (f ash ,izem) noun An authoritarian right wing system of government and/or social organization. (in general use) extreme right wing, authoritarian, chauvinistic and/or intolerant views or practices. Fascism tends to include a belief in the supremacy of one group over another, national, ethnic, especially social strata or monetarily; a contempt for democracy, an insistence on obedience to a powerful leader, and a strong demagogic approach. Compliments of one of our Eyes

Apr 13, 2016

ADIOS CULO!!



IN THE TRADITION OF DISSECTING THE QUITTING LETTERS BY THE COWARDS WHO RUIN THEN FLEE APD.....




We have been fortunate enough to get a hold of this little gem, which provides us a glimpse into the warped, and twisted mouth of madness running the Albuquerque Police Department into the ground.

Here is a letter written by former uniform hanger, SID commander Les Brown. Reading this colorful, fantasy, laced with unicorns, and rainbows, one would think this guy was skipping to the loo, into the sunset, but the fact of the matter is he was running like hell before the Brachle debacle came to a climax after he recommended Brachle's upgrade to acting commander.

The types of people that write these letters can be seen right through, just like those slimy formless jellyfish they resemble. You see, these frauds like to fool everyone into think they are just the greatest folks there could be, when in fact, they were the problem. The audacity they exhibit is beyond imagination and incredible, and like a jellyfish, these people take the form of whatever environment they occupy for the time they are occupying it. This is the reason for why an ex police chief can obtain an assistant police chief job in another police department, while he is being investigated for white collar crimes involving pay to play, no bid sole source contracting, bid rigging, and lying under oath countless times during his career, not to mention timesheet fraud and evidence theft. These same "police executives" can land new, high paying careers in law enforcement after being investigated for things that would destroy the careers of anyone else in any other career, for just being investigated, let alone disciplined for, but not the "police executive." You see, the police executive is beyond reproach, and the police executive is America's new cartel. This is the trending pattern in public corruption these days, and it involves men and women who are only concerned with money, nature at play, and walking on people to get what they want.

The irony in this letter in not the blatant sentimental fraud, but the quitter running away, and telling a liar to essentially keep destroying the place, because that is what is happening. These people are so arrogant and warped that they really think they did well here, when in fact they are the reason The Albuquerque police department is in meltdown. They are the reason for the corruption, and like a cancer, and they are being allowed to spread their way of doing things across the country.

You get an A+ for creative writing Mister Brown. You did not fool us though. We are not into fiction here at the Eye. For you we will revisit an old saying. Adios Donkey!

Until those responsible for the corruption, the turning of a blind EYE, the covering for official corruption, the lying to the public, courts, media, and federal government, the retaliation, the witness tampering, the ongoing manipulation, game playing, and juvenile conduct are made to answer for their conduct, and pay with sanctions on their ability to cash in on their malfeasance, the light shining will never end.

We encourage the outpouring of cooperation in letting the truth run free.

Stand by for the next article, where we will discuss the Albuquerque Urinal, and how they are the Hanoi Hannah of the Berry administration.

Apr 12, 2016

Silent but Deadly (f)ART!

Albuquerque rapid transit project ( A.R.T. ) the project that nobody wants except Berry and his elite power brokers .     

If there is any doubt in your mind all you have to do is attend one of the hostile A.R.T. Meetings where the citizens are calling the City thieves and Gestapo with the City representative yelling back at the citizens they are suppose to represent .  We at the EYE ask where is Berry ?  Does Berry not have the courage to attend the meetings and face the Citizens Of Albuquerque on his pet project ? 

We at The EYE remember all the protests when Berry wanted to build a trail in the Bosque .  Well now that he has been reelected by his power brokers ( MOST OF THE REST OF YOU DON'T VOTE ) he is building the trail.  Berry will do the same with A.R.T. Berry knows he can get away with it because he knows that our Citizens don't vote in local elections. Despite the lawsuits that have been filed A.R.T. will be built putting small business along Central Ave. and the area out of Business.
Neighborhoods will be destroyed  and we at The EYE wonder who is to gain.  The City states they hope to attract more bus riders. REALLY ! You Berry are going to destroy Route 66, destroy small business , and destroy neighborhoods in the hope of attracting more bus riders.  Someone is going to gain big time. 

For years there has been rumors that Mrs. Berry owns a business that supplies temporary workers to the City and that she has construction contracts with the City.  The rumor is very strong among City Employees and this rumor creates a lot of smoke.  Is there fire to go along with the smoke ? Who IS A.R.T. going to fill the pockets of ?  Who are the contractors involved ?   Who donates to Berry for his elections ?  We at The Eye have often wondered why out of State people donate to local elections.  You can bet they want and are receiving something in return.  We at The EYE would like to see someone like The Albuquerque Free Press follow the money.  We at The Eye don't always agree with the Albuquerque Free Press however they are not afraid  to call out the politicians and sine sunlight on their escapades. Albuquerque things will never change until you change and start voting in local elections.

Mar 30, 2016

Is Albuquerque a Third-world City??

When is enough going to be enough? When are we the nobodies going to stand up and tell the politicians you have failed and we are done with you? 

Albuquerque has gotten such a bad reputation no one wants to move here.  KRQE reports but there is never any follow up, and we nobody's sit on our backside and do nothing.  Most of us don't even vote.  We could not help but notice a few recent stories on Q13 that is glaring proof just how bad things are. 

Here are some recent reported stories :  home values down 31% in next two years, free standing mailboxes broken into resulting in mail theft and weeks with no mail delivery, growth rate in population for Arizona 7 %  Texas 9%  and New Mexico 1.3 % due to births not people moving here.  It seems that politicians that handle money in this State think its their own and take it for themselves, such as our last Secretary Of State, Duran.  Our parks are filthy, We have the worst roads in the nation ,32% in poor condition costing us nobody's $1,700.00  in vehicles repairs, accidents, and an average of 36hrs. a year being stuck in traffic, crime is out of control with a 35% raise in the murder rate over last year.  Our City is awash in narcotics and our Police are over worked and under staffed.  We are number one in the nation for nobody's living below the poverty line.  Not to worry Our State Legislatures are considering giving themselves a $45,000.00 salary and imposing a food tax on us.  Do you have enough to eat? Do you have a job?   Mayor Berry is going to build his trail through The Bosque even he was told no by us nobody's. Really Mayor we know your construction buddies and supporters need to fill their pockets.  By the way Mayor  how are your pockets ?  Are you living below the poverty line ?  Why don't you give it a try ?

Feb 24, 2016

Broken

There is no other way to describe The Albuquerque Police Department other than broken. 

Our EYES inside A.P.D. tell us that the Officers don't fear the criminals but do fear being the next target of City Hall.  

Officers tell us they are afraid to do their job for fear of being the target of City Hall on trumped up charges in an effort to protect the administration.  Officers tell us that there is not enough of them to properly respond to and handle calls and citizens have extremely long wait times for officers to respond making a dangerous situation for the Officers and the Public. Mayor Berry seems the solution is to have Officers return to work after they retire.

We at the Eye ask Berry what alternate universe does he live in?  Out of the last 53 Officers that retired 35 of them bought time either from P.E.R.A. or Military....just to get out early.  Some paid in excess of $80,000.00 to retire early the other 18 had enough time to retire (REPORTED K.O.A.T. ). 

We at the EYE ask did the eighteen have enough time to get full retirement?  An Officer can retire at 20 years under the old system that these Officers would be subject to. However it takes 22years 10 month for an Officer to reach full retirement benefits at 80%. 

Mayor do you have your head up and locked?  This situation has never been a problem at A.P.D., Officers would stay many years after they had reached full retirement eligible.  Experience Officers leaving and no one to guide the young officers is a disaster just waiting to happen.  Officers will retire many in their forties and will return to work but not at A.P.D..

Feb 16, 2016

The Town



On Friday, February 5th, 2016, 298 miles Southwest of the Community of Memorial Villages, where the catalyst, and top culprit of several malfeasants responsible for the city of Albuquerque's corruption problem, Raymond D. Schultz now resides, the FBI took out the entire top tier of the Crystal City government all at once, leaving a complete vacuum, and demonstrating that "YES" the federal government is capable of showing up en masse, to demolish cretins where they are elected, hired or appointed, regardless of the "Saddam Huessein vacuum effect theory" it could have on the government agency involved.

You can read the whole story here on the Washington Post website:


In this impressive raid, the FBI arrested what would amount to here, as Mayor Richard J. Berry, and CAO Robert Perry, along with the third in command, and two city counselors; the five top city officials. When you read this story, you can not help but notice the similarities to what has been happening here. Lets compare shall we?

The individuals listed in the federal indictments were charged with "using their official positions to enrich themselves by soliciting and accepting payments, and other things of value." Kathryn Levy and former chief of the Albuquerque Police Department Raymond D. Schultz, along with several others including Robert Perry appear to have committed several linked acts in order to profit from the no bid Taser contract, promote it, or cover up the fact that it happened. The actions were so egregious that the city Inspector General, even under duress, had to admit that there was wrong doing, and that she was told to "soften" her report on Schultz's actions in what a rational person would say would "make it easy" on him. And of course in Schultz's email to Taser, he stated that he made it easier for them to get their no bid contract by "greasing" the deal with city council so the contract would "sail through." 

This was all done as former assistant city attorney ran interference for Schultz, and devised every plan she could to keep the Department of Justice from commencing their investigation into the Albuquerque Police Department on levels that defy the comprehension of just how dishonorable, illegal, and disgusting her acts were in doing them. The documents in this Texas case make accusations of bribery, extortion, and turning a blind eye, which pales in comparison to the proof that exists that Schultz, Perry, the Mayor and those in the City Attorney's office, tampered with cases, tampered with, and destroyed evidence, intimidated witnesses, retaliated against witnesses,
attempted to terrorize, and intimidate city officials, city employees, and citizens, lied under oath in criminal, civil and administrative hearings, not once but habitually through out their entire time of service. They have retaliated, looked the other way as state documents were forged, retaliated against whistle blowers, threatened city workers not to speak to the DoJ at the advice of individuals contracted by the city, who have worked for Taser international. These individuals have, over years of plotting, developed an elaborate system of control to keep their organization running. They have become so arrogant that they continue arrogantly through new city attorney Jessica Hernandez, to pull the same antics. 

Though Albuquerque makes the city of Crystal look like a tea party, the similarities in these cases are amazing, right down to their city attorney manhandling a citizen as happened here when CAO and ex assistant city attorney Wheeler and his buddy CAO Robert Perry became involved in a dust up with an amateur reporter in the city's underground parking garage at Civic Plaza. That Texas city attorney was indicted. These two fools are being sued, and one resigned. The CAO was given another raise by the mayor. Someone knows something though, and maybe it is the prey this time, like the gazelles in the African plains when the lions are circling, or the tuna in the Atlantic, when the Great Whites are circling. 

However you want to look at it though, everyone connected in this wicked web, from the nefarious and disgusting ex city attorney, to Schultz and his minions, have all fled as soon as the heat was on them. The entire top level of APD retired starting the minute they confirmed the fact that the DoJ was coming. Now, due to the vacuum of skilled corruption brokers, the information officers are stumbling with public comment, (lies) the chief started hiding behind youtube videos, to prohibit scrutiny through questioning until the pressure of being called a coward forced him out from hiding, and the mayor had to give CAO Perry two raises just to keep him, because we all know that Perry is the other half of things here. He is the one who constructs the schemes, threatens people, intimidates employees, and can't control himself.

The latest scandal involving the IPRA requests may just be the icing on the cake. You see, when you conspire to conceal evidence involving civil proceedings, or partake in that destruction, you are guilty of committing felonies. When you do these acts to cover official public corruption, like what Ray Schultz did to officers Doyle and Woolever, then you defraud the courts, and promote perjury to further cover your tracks, like Kathryn Levy did in that case, you conspire to promote official corruption, and conceal it from discovery. When you coach a police chief how to word statements, lie, and manipulate testimony to scapegoat an officer, while devising plans to stall proceedings, and play games to cover for the fact that you accepted gifts, and made it possible for your co-conspirators to enrich themselves in pay to play deals, and kick back schemes, while an entire police force was provided substandard equipment, as you blame an officer for an inherent issue you knew was plaguing the Taser cams, (Wire pulling loose) you are willfully, and maliciously violating civil rights. In Albuquerque we can have all of this. 

We can have conflicts of interest like Nate Korn sitting on the LEA board up until recently. This person has benefitted from numerous no bid sole source contracts that we have discussed here more than enough times. Every case Schultz and Levy had their hands in to push events in their direction were directly dealt with, or influenced by Korn. And might I remind everyone of the ARAPA business set up by Schultz's "friend" Karen Fischer, who used tax paid start up funds to kick start her business (Albuquerque Retail Assets Protection Association) then through the Schultz created loophole, came back as a consultant to run this business. This was all about feathering their nests and not getting caught.

If these people would have only done the right thing, none of this would have happened. If they would have stayed consistent in their conduct, not an eyebrow would have been raised. Had they only told the truth, there would be no lies to painfully keep track of, and get caught in when they can't. Had they left people alone, they wouldn't be hunted. As these malfeasants took every step, they failed
to realize that there are those who were watching them, and those who became their unpaid consequences. They failed to realize that there is a price for everything, and a balance in nature. As taken from the referred to article; Richard Durbin Jr., the U.S. attorney for San Antonio, told the Associated Press that he hoped the indictment would help restore some public confidence in the local
government. This is all people are asking for. It is not hard to understand. If convicted, each official faces up to 10 years in federal prison and as much as $250,000 in fines. That would be light considering, what was done here, and the lives it has taken a toll on, and taken. From the death's of Boyd, Torres, Ellis, and Gomez being treated like mere nuisances that could get these corrupt officials caught, to the unprovoked attacks against whistle blowers, who wouldn't go along with things, to the scapegoating of employees to deflect blame away from themselves, and the hiding from their accountability, when caught, they have to realize that nobody is immune from what happens when you hurt people, and there is nothing more cowardly, disgusting, or criminal, than someone who hurts others for profit, then cries victim when caught, especially when you are the biggest game in town, with the deepest pockets full of money that is not yours to hide behind.

Think about this one statement alone, by the former special agent in charge of the Albuquerque Field office of the Federal Bureau of Investigation: "New Mexico is the Capital of Corruption of the United States. I've never seen anything like it in all my years at the FBI. Corruption is pervasive at every level ofgovernment". FBI Special Agent in Charge, FBI Field Office-Albuquerque, Thomas C. McClenaghan, January 2009, in an interview with KRQE Channel 13 News. If that statement is true, and there is no reason to believe otherwise, because it was uttered in the middle of all of this and the proof is public knowledge, the investigation will be the biggest of it's kind in the history of this country for one of the most forgotten states in the history of this country. Maybe it got so out of hand because New Mexico only mattered to those who lived here. Again, one city gets demolished for extortion, illegal gambling, and looking the other way, making it easy for their cronies to commit crimes while taking bribes, but here we have city officials collecting blackmail files on individuals they wish to extort, destruction of police reports, destruction of evidence, destruction of city equipment, and theft to conceal evidence, witness tampering, witness intimidation, illegal attorney conflicts of interest, conspiracy to violate civil rights, fraud, conspiracy to commit fraud, fraud on the courts, violations of federal whistle blower laws, attempted malicious prosecution, violations of city
ordinances concerning contracts, bidding, and employment with vendors, kick back and pay to play schemes, retaliation, hostile work environments, intentional misuse of tax payers funds to cover up this conduct through city attorney funded representation, perjury, permission of perjury, and conspiracy to commit perjury, bribery, breach of public trust, falsifying government documents, false swearing, falsifying police reports, case tampering and obstructing a federal investigation, all for one coward who did anything he could not to get caught, with the one common denominator in all of this who did whatever she had to to make sure he didn't get caught. Looking at all of this, we still haven't scratched the surface of the help they all had at state level, when it came to keeping a lid on all of this. 

People are scrambling, and our Eyes are telling us that Schultz is still actively in contact with those here, out of fear of justice catching up with him. As a matter of fact, while every other police department in the Southwest placed memorials to fallen officer, and hero Daniel Webster on their official police department Facebook pages, despite not having their police chiefs being recent retired APD alumni, Ray Schultz and former APD deputy chief Allen Banks from Round Rock, Texas police department decided to be cowards and hide, ignoring the death of this officer who actually served while they were here out of fear of their filthy and cowardly past following them to their new homes. Ironically, these two liars and cowards get to start over after running away, while everyone here is stuck in the mess they created. God bless you Dan. you will never be forgotten by those who matter.

With federal and state level investigations going on, we would ask that everyone with knowledge of this corruption, past or current, please take the time to step up, and do the right thing, either anonymously, or in person. Write letters. Send Emails. Make Phone calls. Unlike Current Chief Gordon Eden, continue to contact and talk to the DoJ. Email the federal monitor. Send tips to the NMAG's office, and Federal Bureau of Investigation in Washington DC. Everything is important, whether or not it was when Schultz was an officer, or through out his career, it all matters, because you do not become like this guy over night, and criminal enterprises take time to build. You just may have the next piece to the puzzle. Dismantling an organization like this is done one weak link at a time. Just as criminal enterprises take time to build, sometimes it takes time to exterminate them. Be patient and persistent, and Albuquerque will be the next Crystal City.

The media can cower to the threats to black out negative reporting on high ranking city officials, but they can not silence everyone. Read the ABQ Free Press, and New Mexico In Depth. Continue to leak intel incriminating the corrupt through any channels necessary, including emailing the EYE, and understand that turning a blind EYE is as bad as being one of them. Jessica Hernandez, Celina Espinosa, Tanner Tixier, Simon Drobik, you all can be a very public part of the problem here, or you can be the solution by knocking off your self promoting behavior, and sticking to your job description. Your choice.

To everyone else... Do your part.