The dude who attempted the DONGCOPTER repatriation was arrested and identified as Kaelan Ashby Dreyer, 20. Things then got weirder, as you might expect in a Wonkette story about a DONGCOPTER.Īs soon as the aeropeener was snatched out of the sky, a dude suddenly ran in and tried to wrest it from the owner of Revel Entertainment Center, then all these other dudes piled on him, and what the absolute fuck? The owner of Revel Entertainment Center yanked the flying object – toy first – to the ground. It's the sort of keen-eyed journalism of which Pulitzer Prizes are made. We pause here to compliment Journal reporter Elise Kaplan for this detailed description of the drone's being disarmed, or disdonged, by the venue's owner. Gonzales, clearly distracted - and who wouldn't be? - commented, "We have a gentleman over here who I guess is trying to be cute." Here's a link to the video, which sadly cannot be embedded. As the audience giggled, an incredulous woman in the audience exclaimed, "Is that a dong on a drone?" While Gonzales was answering a question, a quadcopter drone dangling a dildo beneath it flew into the open-air venue, buzzing near the stage. Things got weird, in the form of a new kind of SKYPENIS, only this one at a far lower altitude than the others. They are indeed Dems, although Gonzales is apparently some kind of law-n-order Trumper. As the Albuquerque Journal notes, the rally had started out well enough, with one of the biggest crowds Gonzales has had yet in his campaign to oust "fellow Democrat and incumbent Mayor Tim Keller." (The mayor's race is officially nonpartisan, so party affiliation won't be listed on the ballot. That story, being, of course, the attack of the DONGCOPTER at a rally for Albuquerque mayoral candidate Manuel "Manny" Gonzales III, who currently serves as Bernalillo County Sheriff. Mark Moores will have important long-term implications for New Mexico politics, it was a plain vanilla "plane lands safely" story compared to Tuesday's other, far weirder political news in the Land of Enchantment. But while the 60 percent to 36 percent stomping Stansbury delivered to Republican state Sen. Melanie Stansbury in the special election to fill Interior Secretary Deb Haaland's congressional seat. The big political news in New Mexico this week was Tuesday's landslide-isn't-adequate-to-describe-it win by Democratic state Rep.
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