Police Violence Drives County Insurance Costs

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Rio Arriba County Sheriff’s Deputy Jeremy Barnes (right) talked on the phone to multiple people after he used a Taser on a 15-year-old Española Valley High School student May 10. One of the multiple calls he placed was to David Lujan who is in charge of school security. After Barnes informed him of the situation, Lujan asked jovially if the student had urinated on himself when tased.

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The consequences of police violence in Rio Arriba County will likely drive up the County’s insurance deductible. In the last 12 years, roughly half of the $5.1 million paid out by OneBeacon, the County’s insurance provider, has resulted from claims…

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