Albuquerque, New Mexico police arrest 3 for criminal violence after recent Trump rally, one for throwing guard rails at officers and defenseless horses. Every police officer on duty that night was hit by rioters. Several officers and horses were injured-KRQE news

"Police also announced the arrests of 14-year-old Marcus Griego and 39-year-old Willie Williams. Griego is facing multiple felony charges, while Williams will be charged with eight felonies, primarily for  throwing guard rails at officers and horses."...

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June 2, 2016, "Albuquerque police make arrest linked to violent Trump riot," News 13, krqe.com, Albuquerque, NM

J. Heckman, age 22, threw objects at police

"Albuquerque Police are catching up with the people who got violent the night of the Donald Trump rally. APD says officers have arrested three people so far, but they’re far from done. They’re looking for as many as 30 people. 
 
They’re accused of throwing everything from rocks and barriers to flaming cotton balls at police and police horses. APD says every officer out that night — and there were hundreds of them — were hit by something. Several officers and horses were also injured. On Thursday, KRQE News 13 learned of the arrest of 22-year-old Julian Heckman.

According to court documents, he was caught on video by CNN picking up items from the ground and throwing them toward officers both on foot and on horseback at least five times.

To read the criminal complaint, click here

At a press conference on Thursday, police also announced the arrests of 14-year-old Marcus Griego and 39-year-old Willie Williams. Griego is facing multiple felony charges, while Williams will be charged with eight felonies, primarily for throwing guard rails at officers and horses.
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Officers also released new pictures of a suspect they’re looking for that they say caused $13,000 in damage and hurt people in the process. APD’s work is far from done.

“We’re not done. Detectives are still currently working to identify more, thanks to the tips that you all are providing to us. We will continue working those tips. I encourage the community to engage themselves,” said Albuquerque Police Commander Donovan Olvera.

Police say it was actually a tip from a concerned citizen that identified all three suspects who’ve been arrested.

Pictures of the suspects can be found in the gallery below. There is a $10,000 reward for information leading to arrests. Police also say they have already handed out rewards to citizens who have helped in these cases."

Image above from krqe.com

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