Sections of town (Albuquerque, Las Vegas: apartment, crime, neighborhoods)
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We might be moving to albuquerque in a year and I was watching old episodes of cops last night. Seems like every case was from the SE part of town. Lots of tranny hookers and heroin users. I'm guessing that's the part of town not to, move to?
They quit shooting the TV Series "Cops" in the city of Albuquerque over five years ago by orders of Mayor Chavez. There is a thread dedicated to the subject here:
OK thanks, I know they always go for the worst areas, but I also remember that from living in Las Vegas, it's hard to spot bad from good just by sight. In NJ, it's real easy. Just hoping teaching and nursing jobs are not too hard to get, I really am looking forward to moving back to the SW.
... I'm guessing that's the part of town not to, move to?
It all depends on what you are looking for.
Some of those areas you mentioned would make it much easier for me to score when I needed to.
When I lived in the Ghetto, I used to love taking evening walks on Central where the hookers were.
What was best, was when my girlfriend lived a few doors down from Silver and Montclaire.
Some times, it would take me over ten minutes to cross that intersection due to my fantastic legs.
Some of those areas you mentioned would make it much easier for me to score when I needed to.
When I lived in the Ghetto, I used to love taking evening walks on Central where the hookers were.
What was best, was when my girlfriend lived a few doors down from Silver and Montclaire.
Some times, it would take me over ten minutes to cross that intersection due to my fantastic legs.
Please accept a virtual cat call. Not everyone is gifted with traffic-stopping legs. Hubba hubba!
My first apartment was in a four-plex right at Montclaire and Silver. It was later coopted by the NM School of Natural Therapeutics. At the time I had no car and used to walk everywhere, and cars would follow me, drivers assumed that anyone walking around the area was "looking for business."
Please accept a virtual cat call. Not everyone is gifted with traffic-stopping legs. Hubba hubba!
To be honest; that was circa 1990. My knees are a little 'baggy' now.
It wasn't unusual for me to have a "three-peat" where customer would turn
around and drive by again and again before I could blast across the street.
Yeah. They slowed waaaaaay down for me - in my shorts.
For those who are not familiar with the area, Silver, a few blocks East and a block West of Morningside is where the "boys" plied their "wares."
Central, from Carlisle and all the way East is fair game for the "girls" to walk along ...
Silver is one block South of Central.
Morningside is the 1/4-mile street between Carlisle and Washington ( the 1/2-mile street ).
OK thanks, I know they always go for the worst areas, but I also remember that from living in Las Vegas, it's hard to spot bad from good just by sight. In NJ, it's real easy. Just hoping teaching and nursing jobs are not too hard to get, I really am looking forward to moving back to the SW.
The real-time crime stats for APD are available online. Do a search (I can't link for some reason). Albuquerque is a very mixed city. There are very nice neighborhoods mixed in with some not so nice!
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