APD Civilian Employee Uses Take Home Vehicle to Shuttle Kid to Football Practice and do Personal Business - ABQ RAW
Albuquerque - Albuquerque residents have been hit hard at the wallet with gas prices recently hitting $4.85 a gallon. One City of Albuquerque employee has found an exciting loophole dodging paying at the normal pumps by just using his city issued take home vehicle. The employee has been seen shuttling his family to sports activities Albuquerque City of Albuquerque employee, Matthew Hernandez, has been seen using his city issued take home vehicle to transport his family to sports activities and personal errands around Albuquerque and Rio Rancho. The use of this vehicle saves thousands per year at taxpayers' expense. Concerned citizens have reported seeing Hernandez regularly showing up to football practices at Ventana Ranch Park in Albuquerque to coach and transport family members to practices. The city has policies regarding the use of take home vehicles, which require valid driver’s license and City ID, and are required to be in compliance with COP program policies and procedures. While off-duty, sworn personnel may be allowed to use their take-home vehicle for unofficial business and travel outside of the Albuquerque metropolitan area if they reside outside of Albuquerque. However, while off-work, sworn employees must not permit an unauthorized person to drive the vehicle and must be in accordance with the terms of the take home policies. The Rio Grande Foundation President Paul G. G.
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Albuquerque residents have been hit hard at the wallet with gas prices recently hitting $4.85 a gallon. One City of Albuquerque employee has found an exciting loophole dodging paying at the normal pum... [5096 symbols]
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