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ABQ Free Press, June 3, 2015 VOL II, Issue 11, June 3, 2015 New Mexico’s second-largest newspaper The Science Of Poop PAGE 16 Take Five: Noah Wyle PAGE 25 APD Intimidation Spans Decades, Ex-councilor Says ABQ Eyewitnesses PAGE 9 To Nepali Quake PAGE 10 Santa Fe Brewing Co. Opening ABQ Taproom • Page 24 PAGE 2 • June 3, 2015 • ABQ FREE PRESS NEWS www.freeabq.com www.abqarts.com Editor: [email protected] ABQ Free Press Pulp News Associate Editor, News: [email protected] comPilEd By ABq frEE PrEss stAff Associate Editor, Arts: [email protected] VOL II, Issue 11, June 3, 2015 New Mexico’s second-largest newspaper Smart bells glove that are activated by bringing the tips of the index finger and thumb Advertising: [email protected] Coming to a front door near you: together, The LEDs are self-canceling smart doorbells that allow you to see On Twitter: @FreeABQ and a sensor boosts brightness for who is at the door via your smart- IN THIS ISSUE daytime use. Uncrate.com sells them phone and converse with the visitor, for $95 through Amazon. Editor regardless of where you are. Products Dan Vukelich like Ring, Skybell and Notifi allow Firewater (505) 345-4080. Ext. 800 NEWS you to give instructions to a delivery ABQ Free Press Pulp News .............................................................................................................Page person without being home. Prices for The Chinese government is forcing 2 Associate Editor, News ABQ Free Press Local Briefs ............................................................................................................Page the devices are in the $199 range. Muslim shopkeepers in the province Dennis Domrzalski 2 of Xinjiang to sell booze, despite their (505) 306-3260 Placitas horse disputes fester ...........................................................................................................Page 4 Eyes on you religious objections. The move is an APD’s military arsenal ......................................................................................................................Page Associate Editor, Arts 5 attempt to undermine Islamic extrem- The National Security Agency Stephanie Hainsfurther COVER STORY: The decades-long pattern of APD intimidation .....................................................Page 9 planned to use Google and Apple app ism in the region. Previously, the (505) 301-0905 Witnessing the destruction in Nepal ..............................................................................................Page 10 stores to plant spyware on smart- government forbade state employees Man reads paper, beats red-light ticket .........................................................................................Page from wearing beards or veils or fast- Design 13 phones, according to The Intercept Fighting Santolina ..........................................................................................................................Page (firstlook.org/theintercept). Docu- ing in observance of Ramadan. The Terry Kocon, Hannah Reiter, Cathleen Tiefa 13 province’s ethnic Uighurs, who follow APD probes officer-involved shooting ...........................................................................................Page ments leaked by Edward Snowden Photography 14 Islam, have been responsible for acts Gannett Co. now owns seven N.M. and Texas newspapers .........................................................Page showed that the agency, as well as Mark Bralley, Mark Holm, Juan Antonio 14 of terrorism in the province. intelligence partners in Canada, the Labreche, Liz Lopez, Adria Malcolm Rio Rancho police chief wants answers about career criminals ....................................................Page 15 United Kingdom, Australia and New Poop science, not poop fiction .......................................................................................................Page Zealand pursued the plan in a bid to Conned Contributors this issue 16 Rich Boucher, Bill Diven, Dede Feldman, People, media and technology erode APD morale ........................................................................Page 20 gather data from phone calls, texts, Microsoft’s How-Old.net tool – in web histories and emails. Paul Gessing, Gary Glasgow, Great Beyond which users submit photos to see Music Blog, Ariane Jarocki, Dan Klein, Signaling if the software can guess the age of Sayrah Namasté, Richard Oyama, Robert Reich, the photo’s subject – comes with fine Hunter Riley, Maureen A. Sanders, Peter St. Cyr, COLUMNS Zackees turn signal gloves are for print that allows the company to use Saffron Tomato, Sal Treppiedi, Efrain Villa, Efrain Villa: Exploring transgender relations .....................................................................................Page 7 bicyclists who want drivers to know submitted photos in advertising and Alan Webber Sayrah Namasté: Juneteenth and Pride events ...............................................................................Page 8 their intention. The gloves have marketing “without limitations,” Dan Klein: Desecration of a dead man .............................................................................................Page powerful LED lights on the top of the according to FastCompany.com. Copy Editors 8 Wendy Fox Dial Left vs. Right: Raise taxes or cut wages? .....................................................................................Page 15 Jim Wagner ABeerQ: Keep ‘em down on the Farmery ......................................................................................Page 24 ABQ Free Press Local Briefs Sales Manager Seth Mossman, (505) 345-4080, Ext. 803 comPilEd By ABq frEE PrEss stAff Sales Representatives ANALYSIS & OPINION cougar attack her puppy. She later Say bye-bye Abby Feldman (505) 345-4080, Ext. 802 N.M. attorney predicts gay rights win in U.S. Supreme Court ..........................................................Page told officers that she had lost another 7 If you live near UNM or in the South- Garrett Ferguson (505) 345-4080, Ext. 809 puppy a few days before and also Nike wins under the Trans Pacific Pact, but not the rest of us ......................................................Page 11 east Heights, Rey Garduño is your city Colandra Gallegos, (505) 345-4080, Ext. 807 was missing several cats. Officers Gary Glasgow cartoons .................................................................................................................Page councilor – but not for much longer. Troy Garrett (505) 345-4080, Ext. 805 12 found cougar tracks and blood near Garduño announced he’s not running Sasha Perrin, (505) 345-4080, Ext. 806 Letters to the editor ........................................................................................................................Page 12 for re-election in October. The liberal the woman’s porch and called a local houndsman, who quickly treed a Operations Manager Garduño was elected in 2007 and is Abby Feldman (505) 345-4080, Ext. 802 serving his second term. He announced cougar near the home. A subsequent his support for fellow Democrat, Pat necropsy confirmed that the young Published every other week by: ARTS, ENTERTAINMENT & MORE Davis, head of the progressive group female cougar recently had eaten a Great Noggins LLC Calling All Pets ...............................................................................................................................Page 18 ProgressNowNM.org. puppy. A conservation officer said the P.O. Box 6070 Deep Dish: Find a summer place ..................................................................................................Page cougar might have been drawn to the Albuquerque, NM 87197-6070 22 Sex Q-and-A: Fat sex fun ..............................................................................................................Page Lots of green woman’s house because a neighbor 23 was feeding feral cats. Publishers Spotlight: “Aye, No!”; KC at AFME ....................................................................................... Pages 23-24 A Sandia Park kid won a $1,000 schol- Will Ferguson and Dan Vukelich More beer news about Marble .......................................................................................................Page arship for growing a nearly 12-pound 24 cabbage. Ben Roesler, a 9-year-old Wheelchair access Corrections policy: Screens: Take Five with Noah Wyle; “Mad Max: Fury Road” ........................................................Page 25 It is the policy of ABQ Free Press to correct You Should Go: Because we say so; Spotlight: Fraction of a Second ..........................................Page student at San Antonito Elementary If you ride the bus, you may see a new errors in a timely fashion. Contact the editors 26 School, won the prize in a competition wheelchair locking device. ABQ Ride at the email addresses on this page. Music: “Stirrin’ da Mudd” in interesting places ...............................................................................Page 27 sponsored by Bonnie plants, which is testing a system that automatically Word: Take Five with Max Austin (the pseudonym-prone Steve Brewer) ......................................Page 28 gave third-graders seedlings last year. locks a wheelchair in place with two Where to find Word: A summer’s worth of New Mexico authors ..........................................................................Page mechanical arms, rather than the 28 our paper? Calendar of arts and entertainment events ........................................................................
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