ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A bill that would create an enforcement team for cannabis offenses in New Mexico is currently making its way through the roundhouse. Story continues below Community: Pillar of Albuquerque cycling community killed in hit and run Entertainment: ABQ city councilors request funding for playscape at balloon museum Crime: Will Couy Griffin accept a pardon for his Jan. 6th conviction? House Bill 10 would add law enforcement officers to the New Mexico Cannabis Control Division for the purpose of pursuing charges against people who violate the state's Cannabis Regulation Act. Currently, the Cannabis Control Division is limited to issuing civil fines and must refer violations of criminal law to local and state law enforcement. Officials say the change would allow them to act on these offenses without burdening police departments around the state. The bill was introduced in the House Commerce and Economic Development Committee on Wednesday.