What happened to the suspects state police arrested during surge in ABQ?

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What happened to the suspects state police arrested during surge in Albuquerque?

It cost nearly $1 million, 50 cops, thousands of man hours and about 600 people were busted.
It lasted 59 days.

88 percent of the people state police arrested on felony charges are no longer in custody.
18 percent were arrested again on a felony after being let out of jail. 16 percent were let out of jail, failed to show up for court and are now wanted fugitives.

Most of the time, the people arrested by state police were released without having to post a bail.

https://www.koat.com/article/what-happened-to-the-suspects-state-police-arrested-during-surge/30000916

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1. They include people like Victor Garcia.

From the linked article:

Court records show state police arrested Garcia after they found him in a stolen car with 47 fentanyl pills and a gun.
Court records show he told police that had the gun to help protect himself during drug transactions.

The district attorney wanted him behind bars until trial.

A judge disagreed.

Garcia was released without posting bail. He hasn’t showed up for court and he is now he loose.