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ABQ Free Press, May 6, 2015 VOL II, Issue 9, May 6, 2015 New Mexico’s second-largest newspaper Did ABQ DEA Racially Profile Black Amtrak Passenger? PAGE 12 Lyft Gone, Will Uber The End of Be Next? Privacy PAGE 5 PAGE 13 Exclusive: Jon Stewart On Why He’s Quitting Cop Critics Allege Stalking, ‘The Daily Show’ Intimidation by APD PAGE 7 PAGE 11 Beer and Bike Festival Coming to Santa Fe, Page 22 PAGE 2 • May 6, 2015 • ABQ FREE PRESS www.freeabq.com NEWS www.abqarts.com Editor: [email protected] ABQ Free Press Pulp News Associate Editor, News: [email protected] Associate Editor, Arts: [email protected] comPilEd By ABq frEE PrEss stAff New Mexico’s second-largest newspaper VOL II, Issue 9, May 6, 2015 Advertising: [email protected] their culture encourages the Japanese Air freshener to bottle up anger and sadness, the rui- The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled On Twitter: @FreeABQ katsu sessions are unleashing torrents that – in the absence of evidence of a of tears. IN THIS ISSUE crime – police can’t detain a motorist longer than the time it takes to issue Worse than cable Editor a traffic ticket. The 6-3 decision came Dan Vukelich in the case of a man who was seen The U.S. Secret Service took more than (505) 345-4080. Ext. 800 by a Nebraska police officer to veer 13 months to fix a broken home alarm NEWS briefly onto the shoulder. The man and at former President George H.W. Bush’s Associate Editor, News ABQ Free Press Pulp News .............................................................................................................Page Houston home, the New York Daily Dennis Domrzalski 2 his passenger were pulled over, their Fighting mental illness: Two new approaches ..................................................................................Page documents were checked, and they were News reported. Agents first requested (505) 306-3260 4 found to have no outstanding warrants. a new alarm system in 2010 but were So long Lyft, we hardly knew ya .......................................................................................................Page 5 Twenty minutes after the stop began, denied by superiors. When the system Associate Editor, Arts Jon Stewart on why he’s leaving “The Daily Show” ..............................................Page finally failed, it took more than a year COVER STORY: 7 rather than let them go, the police officer Stephanie Hainsfurther Scoring legislators on kids’ issues .................................................................................................Page asked if his K-9 could sniff the car, and of stepped-up patrols before higher-ups (505) 301-0905 10 the driver said “no.” The driver and authorized a replacement. “This adds to APD stalks us, APD critics say ......................................................................................................Page 11 passenger were detained until a second the growing list of significant concerns Design Is DEA racially profiling Amtrak passengers here? ........................................................................Page Congress has had with the management 12 officer arrived, and the dog “alerted” to Terry Kocon, Hannah Reiter, Cathleen Tiefa The end of privacy as we know it ..................................................................................................Page amphetamines in the car. In a majority of the Secret Service,” said Jason Chaf- 13 fetz, a Utah Republican and chairman of Former prosecutor repents his evil asset-forfeiture ways ..............................................................Page opinion written by Justice Ruth Bader Photography 17 the House Oversight Committee. Ginsburg, the court’s majority found Mark Bralley, Mark Holm, Juan Antonio Rep. Michelle Lujan Grisham asks DOJ to probe DOE training of APD ........................................Page 18 that “a rather strong hunch” was not Labreche, Liz Lopez, Adria Malcolm Rail Yards Market starts new season ............................................................................................Page enough probable cause to detain the A penny saved 22 driver further after the initial purpose Millennials are saving at a rate twice Contributors this issue of the traffic stop had been completed. that of Generation X, The Atlantic Andy Beale, Rich Boucher, Bill Diven, In dissent, Justice Samuel Alito said reports. Jarred by the 2008 recession Paul Gessing, Gary Glasgow, Great Beyond COLUMNS the strong smell of deodorizer was that hit just as many of them were Music Blog, Victor Wallace Hughes Jr., Ariane Joe Monahan: Feeling the love ........................................................................................................Page cause enough to prolong the stop, NPR entering the job market, Millennials Jarocki, Dan Klein, Betsy Model, Joe Monahan, 9 reported. have an average of $17,000 saved Sayrah Namasté, Michael Odell, Richard Oyama, Efrain Villa: Street theater .................................................................................................................Page 9 Deleted history toward retirement, compared to the Robert Reich, Hunter Riley, Saffron Tomato, Dan Klein: APD should skip the cop toys and return to policing ....................................................Page 15 $11,000 Gen Xers had saved at the Sal Treppiedi, Efrain Villa, Alan Webber Robert Reich: Big money now corrupting nonprofits, too ..............................................................Page BuzzFeed is looking into the deletion 19 same age. Millennial credit-card debt ABeerQ: Biking and beer in Santa Fe ...........................................................................................Page of more than 1,000 posts on its site, a averages $700, half of that of Gen Xers Copy Editors 22 few of which were critical of BuzzFeed’s at the same age. Millennials also tend Wendy Fox Dial advertising partners, the website to value price over quality. The maga- Jim Wagner Gawker reported. The internal review by the BuzzFeed’s deputy managing zine suggested that high student-loan OPINION debt taken on by Millennials – more Sales Manager editor found advertising considerations Greta Weiner, (505) 345-4080, Ext, 803 N.M.’s outdated regulatory environment is to blame for Uber/Lyft predicament ............................Page wrongly played a role in three of the than 35 percent of them have student 10 loan debt averaging more than $7,500 Gary Glasgow cartoons .................................................................................................................Page deletions, while copyright issues, tone, Sales representative 16 Letters to the editor (apparently you don’t like Hillary as much as we do) ....................................Page duplicated posts and technical errors – may be part of the equation. Colandra Gallegos, (505) 345-4080, Ext. 807 16 were other reasons posts were taken Rotten core down. BuzzFeed has been roundly Operations Manager criticized for the deletions, which have Banking corrupts, and bankers are Abby Feldman (505) 345-4080, Ext. 802 highlighted the ephemeral nature of corrupted absolutely by the industry ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & MORE the Internet. Researchers say history they serve, according to a new study. Published every other week by: Calling All Pets ...............................................................................................................................Page 18 is being rewritten or, more accurately, Researchers in Switzerland found that Great Noggins LLC Deep Dish: Breakfast all day; Nick & Jimmy’s ...............................................................................Page overwritten. URL footnotes in every- 20 experienced bankers tend to cheat and P.O. Box 6070 thing from research papers to U.S. Sex Q-and-A: Orgasms and masturbation ....................................................................................Page cut corners more often than people in Albuquerque, NM 87197-6070 21 Supreme Court opinions are disappear- other professions. The study, “Business Theater: “Angels of Light” comes to Aux Dog ................................................................................Page 23 ing forever at an alarming rate. Culture and Dishonesty in the Banking Publishers Music: Corner Laughers; Arthur Nasson; Hop Along; ballads at the Outpost… ............................Page 23 Industry,” used a simple test. Knowing Will Ferguson and Dan Vukelich Spotlights: Around town .................................................................................................................Page Crying game that a correct result of “heads” in a 24 Cathartic group crying among strang- coin-flipping exercise would result in Film: Summer sex comedies; “While We’re Young”; “Truth”… ......................................................Page 25 ers is sweeping Japan and leaving a payment of $20 per flip, people were Music: Eddie Montgomery/Troy Gentry country duo at Isleta ........................................................Page Corrections policy: 26 entire theaters of people feeling better tasked with flipping a coin 10 times It is the policy of ABQ Free Press to correct You Should Go: Xylophones, poetry, beer, blues ..........................................................................Page afterwards. In 40-minute sessions, in private, then reporting the results. errors in a timely fashion. Contact the editors 26 organizers of communal sessions of Bankers, as well as a control group of at the email addresses on this page. Calendar of arts and entertainment events ........................................................................
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