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TUES: National Park Service Says Tasing By Ranger At National Monument Under Review, + More

KOB-TV, Associated Press, KUNM
The National Park Service says it s investigating an incident in which a man was tased by a ranger at Petroglyph National Monument in New Mexico.
Darrell House was stopped Sunday by the ranger for walking in a closed area off trail in violation of park regulations. Video taken by House shows the ranger asking for his identification. House declines, insisting he hadn t done anything wrong.
The ranger told House he was refusing a lawful order and that he would have to be detained until he could be identified.
Video posted by House on social media then shows the ranger tasing House while he screams for help and rolls on the ground. The ranger repeatedly asks for him to put his hands behind his back as House raises his hands and at times folds them in front of his chest while still calling for help. ....

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TUES: NM Begins Accepting Abuse, Neglect Reports By Text, + More

New Mexico Begins Accepting Abuse-Neglect Reports By Text –
Associated Press
New Mexico is launching a round-the-clock program to let youths reach state officials by text message to report abuse or neglect, find references or ask questions.
Reach NM uses the text number 505-591-9444 to let Children, Youth & Families Department intake workers offer answers and connect texters with appropriate community resources.
Department Secretary Brian Blalock says the program offers a “one-on-one” connection to offer support and resources in a way that is natural to our kids.”
The department points to Arizona State University research finding the average child has a cell phone by age 11, and that texting is the most comfortable form of communication for youths. A statement calls New Mexico the first state with a completely text-based system. ....

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