The APD released a number of records, including footage captured before and
after the shooting, but nothing containing the shooting itself. Local law
firm Kennedy Kennedy & Ives, representing Gail Martin for a possible civil
rights lawsuit, requested a copy of police recordings containing the actual
shooting under New Mexico's Inspection of Public Records Act (IPRA).

Over a month later, the APD responded
<http://www.abqjournal.com/542149/news/apd-sued-over-release-of-encrypted-records.html>.
Sort of.





*The Kennedy Kennedy & Ives Law Practice in the lawsuit said the department
in mid-August released six CDs containing records on the May 3 shooting
death of Armand Martin, a 50-year-old Air Force veteran, in response to the
firm’s records request. But three of the CDs were password
protected.http://bit.ly/181uIRw
<http://bit.ly/181uIRw>http://bit.ly/181uIRw+ <http://bit.ly/181uIRw+>*



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