Albuquerque police authorities are seeking to address what they are describing as "misstated facts and misinformation" regarding events that led to the killing of a man last Friday.
The incident in question took place when police were attempting to clear an encampment at the Tewa Lodge on Central Avenue when one man refused to cooperate. The man, who officers then found out the man had three felony warrants, became "very combative" when authorities began to search him, said Police Chief Harold Medina in a news conference.
