Video above: New data from ‘New Mexico Courts’ reveals an increase of ‘Extreme Risk Firearm Protection Orders’ filed by law enforcement over the past three-in-a-half years in New Mexico. So far, there have been 52 petitions filed in 2024 compared to three filed in 2021. A total of 47 petitions were filed by law enforcement in 2023 compared to 16 in 2022. Bernalillo County has submitted 33 petitions over the past seven months —the most out of all counties in New Mexico. View new data, here.MORE: New Mexico Attorney General addresses flaws in ‘Red Flag’ gun lawGov. Michelle Lujan Grisham signed an executive order to establish a task force to promote the ERPO legislation enacted in July 2020, but the law was rarely used. Target 7 Investigation raised concerns over the years after documents revealed law enforcement petitioned the court 11 times prior to 2022. Related: Protective services investigated home …