A Native American man was tased by a park ranger while walking his dog with his sister in a closed area at a national monument in New Mexico, video shows.
A 9-minute video of the Sunday encounter between Darrell House, House’s sister and the unidentified park ranger shows the officer walking up to the pair to discuss the “off-trail stuff” as they walked through the Petroglyph National Monument in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
“You guys gotta stay on the trail, all right?” the ranger told the pair, video released by the National Park Service shows. “And then also — sorry, I’m out of breath, I was trying to haul to keep up with you guys. When you’re up along the rocks and all that, that’s super sacred to the tribes — they don’t want anyone up there.”
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