Albuquerque police have asked anyone living or working in the North Valley to remain indoors and keep doors and windows locked after a report of gunfire in the neighborhood. The incident occurred near the intersection of 4th Street and Montano, where a man was observed waving a gun and firing several shots.
Police response and road closures
Law‑enforcement officers arrived on the scene shortly after the call and began a thorough investigation. To protect the public and preserve evidence, both directions of 4th Street have been closed while the area is secured. Residents are being instructed to stay inside, avoid the closed roadway, and follow any further directions from police or emergency personnel.
No injuries reported
At this time, police have confirmed that there are no reports of injuries related to the shooting. The department is continuing to gather information and will update the community as more details become available.
What residents should do
Authorities recommend that anyone in the immediate vicinity remain inside, lock all entry points, and keep lights on to signal that the home is occupied. If you hear additional gunshots or notice suspicious activity, call 911 immediately and provide the exact location.
Residents should also refrain from sharing unverified information on social media, as misinformation can hinder the investigation and cause unnecessary alarm. Official updates will be posted on the Albuquerque Police Department’s website and social‑media channels.
Community safety and next steps
The shelter‑in‑place order will remain in effect until police deem the area safe and reopen the closed streets. Once the investigation is complete, the department will hold a press briefing to address any lingering concerns and outline steps being taken to prevent similar incidents.
Albuquerque’s North Valley is a vibrant community known for its family‑friendly atmosphere and strong neighborhood ties. The police department’s swift action reflects its commitment to protecting residents and maintaining the peace that families and faith‑based groups cherish.
Contact information
For the latest updates, residents can call the non‑emergency line at (505) 246‑4242 or visit the Albuquerque Police Department website. Emergency calls should always be directed to 911.
Original reporting: KOAT Albuquerque — read the source article.
