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Former BCSO deputy pleads guilty to obstructing DEA investigation

By Jordan Honeycutt,

24 days ago

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A former Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Deputy pled guilty on Tuesday to obstruction of justice for tipping off an informant that they were under federal investigation. Kyle Linker resigned from the department in 2022 after being placed on leave in 2021 when the Drug Enforcement Agency discovered he obstructed their investigation.

The informant admitted that Linker had tipped them off. The prosecutors in the case agreed with the judge to place Linker on probation but a sentencing date has not been scheduled yet.

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K Scott FU45

24d ago

🤔 I wonder if he's surprised that the snitch, snitched on him 🤣🤣

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