Bernalillo County District Attorney Sam Bregman shared updates on community engagement and a significant legal development through several posts on November 6, 2025. The tweets focused on a recent town hall addressing student safety and the conclusion of a longstanding criminal prosecution.
On November 6, Bregman expressed appreciation for those who participated in a public forum, stating, "Thank you to everyone who joined us for last night's Town Hall at West Mesa High School with Bernalillo County District Attorney Sam Bregman! We’re grateful to the parents, students, staff, and law enforcement officers who took part in an open and honest conversation about how we". The event aimed to foster dialogue between community members and law enforcement.
In a subsequent post the same day, Bregman highlighted the focus of the town hall. He wrote, "Thank you to everyone who attended last night's Town Hall at West Mesa High School, addressing student safety and the safety of our community. If you weren’t able to join us, this report includes several suggestions on how parents can get involved and help support our shared". This message emphasized ongoing efforts to involve parents in initiatives related to school and community safety.
Later that day, Bregman announced the resolution of a major case under a county initiative targeting sexual predators. He stated, "ABQ Man Sentenced for 2007 Rape — Final Case in “Project Predator” Initiative -- An Albuquerque man has been sentenced to 13 years in prison for a 2007 kidnapping and sexual assault, marking the final prosecution under Bernalillo County’s “Project Predator” initiative. This week,".
Bregman serves as District Attorney for Bernalillo County. Project Predator was established by his office as an effort to prosecute cold cases involving sexual assault and protect vulnerable populations within the county. Community engagement events like town halls are part of broader efforts by local authorities nationwide to build trust with residents while addressing concerns such as student safety.
