BAD GUY LIST
The Bad Guy List gives descriptions of men who have attacked women living on the streets of Albuquerque.
When a woman approaches one of our volunteers and shares that she has been attacked, the first thing we ask is, “Are you okay?”
We offer to accompany her to see a nurse who specializes in helping sexual assault victims. Or if she decides otherwise, we give her over-the-counter anti-pregnancy medication, information about the Rape Crisis Center hotline and offer to check on her later.
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If the victim would like to add information about the attacker to the Buy Guy List, we let her share — or not share — whatever information she chooses.
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While we distribute the list widely to the public, we never provide information about a victim to any other agency, including law enforcement.
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The majority of victims do not report their attacks to the police. There are several reasons for this, not the least of which is that the victims were often raped while selling sex — which remains an illegal activity. Additionally, in the past when the women did report it, there was a good chance the responding patrol officer would say they "deserved it" since they were selling sex or living on the street.
Unfortunately, if there is no complaining victim, these cases do not get investigated and no one is ever brought to justice. That means these men will continue to attack.
Bad Guy List Statistics
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1,502 attacks (approximately) have been reported to Street Safe since 2013 (Note: There are about 445 reports on this list, however, more than half of them represent multiple attacks.)
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60% of attacks were committed by serial rapists (An average of 4 attacks were reported per serial rapist)
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15% of victims report their attacks to police
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14% of victims are assaulted by multiple offenders
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13% of attackers specially outfit their cars to aid in kidnapping, such as disabling the interior passenger-side locks and rigging the passenger seatbelt mechanism so it cannot be released
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13% of victims were kidnapped and brought to remote locations
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11% of victims were grabbed as they walked down the street and pulled blitz style into a vehicle
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5% of victims were kidnapped and held for multiple days
WARNING: THESE LISTS CONTAINS DESCRIPTIONS OF EVENTS THAT SOME READERS MAY FIND DISTURBING
THE COMPLETE BAD GUY LIST:
2008 to present
DISCLAIMER: The information placed on the Bad Guy List represents information that was received by members of Street Safe directly from affected individuals. Street Safe cannot account for the truth of the details herein, nor is the intention to defame any individual described. The sole purpose of the Bad Guy List is to prevent future violence and danger to others.
