RED LIGHT CAMERAS MAY HAVE LEFT ALBUQUERQUE ... BUT REDFLEX STILL WANTS TO COLLECT. IT'S HIRED A COLLECTION AGENCY TO GO AFTER $13-MILLION DOLLARS RACKED UP FROM 90 THOUSAND UNPAID SPEEDING OR RED LIGHT RUNNER TICKETS. ALBUQUERQUE METRO DRIVERS WHO OWE REDFLEX ARE NOW GETTING CALLS FROM CREDIT WATCH.

CITY COUNSELOR KEN SANCHEZ TELLS 770 KKOB CREDIT WATCH IS EXCEEDING ITS AUTHORITY. HE SAYS IT'S A COLLECTION AGENCY FOR REDFLEX, WHICH SANCHEZ SAYS IS MISREPRESENTING ITSELF WHEN IT SAYS IT'S BASICALLY THE CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE

CREDIT WATCH IS CONTACTING 53-THOUSAND PEOPLE IN ALBUQUERQUE. THE COMPANY WITH AN OFFICE IN PHOENIX MADE A DEAL WITH THE CITY OF ALBUQUERQUE TO ALLOW REDFLEX TO SUE SOME VIOLATORS.