Patrolman Glen Michael Huber, New Mexico State Police, New Mexico

Patrolman Glen Michael Huber

New Mexico State Police, New Mexico

End of Watch Saturday, January 26, 1991

Glen Michael Huber

Patrolman Glen Huber and Deputy Sheriff Jerry Martinez, of the Rio Arriba County Sheriff's Office, were shot and killed along with five other civilians. The officers were shot while serving a restraining order that had been requested by the suspect's girlfriend.

The suspect used a 7.65 mm rifle to commit the murders. The man was apprehended and sentenced to four life sentences.

Patrolman Huber was a U.S. Army veteran and had served with the New Mexico State Police for ten years. He was survived by his wife and two daughters.

Bio

Age 35
Tour 10 years
Badge Not available
Military Veteran

Incident Details

Cause Gunfire
Weapon Rifle; 7.65 mm
Offender Sentenced to life

domestic

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Today as the New Mexico State Police Department District 7 re-dedicates their building, we wold like to say "Thank You" for this re-dedication in the name of fallen officer Glen Huber. Through the years, our niece Penny, his daughter, has shared with us how supportive your department has been toward her especially during the most difficult time of her life. We appreciate your generosity in honoring Glen's sacrifice during the line of duty. Today, we will be saying special prayers for your department members. We will continue ask God to send His holy angels to protect every member of your department as you continue serve your community and surrounding communities. God bless you all. Paul and Caroline Adams, Ohio.

Paul and Caroline Adams
Niece Penny, Friends of Glen Huber

March 8, 2018