By Jeremy Reynalds Correspondent for ASSIST News Service ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (ANS) -- There was loud knocking on the young man’s apartment door, but in a heavy sleep he didn’t hear it. When Paul Fields finally woke up and went outside on that cold winter morning a few months ago, he saw that three of the neighboring apartments in his small complex had been red tagged by Albuquerque's Safe City Strike Force due to reported unsafe living conditions. Paul’s neighbor came to his door, talking loudly and visibly upset, and said that she and some of the other tenants in the complex had 24 hours to vacate their apartments. The Safe City Strike Force had struck again. In a recent interview, Paul told me that he was panicked, and his understandably angry neighbor was already beginning to pack up her belongings while making calls trying...
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