Wednesday, a Northeast Albuquerque man called KOB 4, because he wanted some answers, about why police busted down his door, handcuffed him, and ransacked a room. He says police did not have a warrant, and did not arrest anybody. Tyler Ramirez does not have the money to fix the front door of his home near Eubank and Comanche—he says police kicked it in around 4 a.m. And Ramirez and his roommates have no idea what police were doing at their house. He says right before the crack of dawn, five officers busted through the front door, ran into the house, and threw everybody into handcuffs. "I was falling asleep (on the floor)," he says. "the officer kicked me from behind and then threw my arm around and proceeded to handcuff me." Ramirez says the officers told him they got a report of someone who had been shot in the house. Nobody was charged with anything, and the officers left. "when the police are in your house, you're supposed to feel safe and secure knowing that they're here," he says. "and I felt threatened, and scared."
