Albuquerque Police Killed ANOTHER Person a Few Hours After APD Shootings ProtestLily Dane In light of the string of recent fatal shootings by APD officers, some protesters have changed the meaning of the acronym to something chillingly appropriate: Another Person Dead. On March 16, APD officers executed James Boyd, a homeless man who was camping in the Sandia Foothills in the outskirts of Albuquerque. On March 25, citizens marched through the streets of downtown Albuquerque to APD headquarters to protest the shooting of Boyd and others shot by APD officers. At least 1,000 people attended, including a number of elected officials, including State Rep. Moe Maestas, D-Albuquerque, and City Councilor Rey Garduno. KRQE reported from the rally: A few hours after that protest, APD officers shot and killed another person. The victim, Alfred Redwine, was killed outside a public housing complex after officers received a 911 call from a woman who said Redwine had pointed a gun at two young girls. Police arrived on the scene and tried to get Alfred to come outside. When he did, he was shot by police. But witnesses are contradicting that story. Tammy Redwine is Alfreds sister. She and her boyfriend are two of the witnesses who told reporters what they saw that night: Tammy told KOB.com that her brother didnt have a gun, and that she tried to get him to come out of the house to talk to the police: Tammy said the APD is lying about her brother shooting at them: Other witnesses told KOB that Alfred didnt have a gun: The Albuquerque Police Department has been under investigation by the Department of Justice since November 2012 over several high-profile abuse cases and three dozen shootings since 2010. In spite of that, the man who designs the departments training programs has been teaching officers to use MORE deadly force. The loosely organized internet hacker group known as Anonymous released a video on Wednesday, in which they refer to APD officers as militarized thugs and warn them of possible retribution for the police shooting of Boyd. The video states We drastically need to address the growing police state that has occupied our country, the figure says. Let them know that your city is not a place for war games against the homeless and the less fortunate. The group urged the people of Albuquerque to occupy APD headquarters on Sunday, and warned of a cyberattack on the departments websites: Lily Dane is a staff writer for The Daily Sheeple, where this first appeared. Her goal is to help people to Wake the Flock Up! 