While police in New Mexico's largest city have not noticed a significant increase in cannabis-related crashes or other crimes, Albuquerque police spokesman Gilbert Gallegos said the department was working to get more officers trained to conduct such investigations.
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But Gilbert Gallegos, a spokesman for the police department, said Monday the shootings do not appear to be connected to the case.
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