ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – A New Mexico Children, Youth, and Families Department worker is facing an aggravated battery charge after New Mexico State Police said she choked a teenager. According to a criminal complaint, Dajae Robinson got into an argument with the 16-year-old girl on Tuesday at the CYFD facility on Indian School Rd. in Albuquerque.
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At one point, police said Robinson grabbed the girl by the neck and punched her before security stepped in. Robinson was arrested but has since been released. Robinson, who has worked at CYFD for seven months, is now on leave and could face more disciplinary action.
CYFD Spokesperson Jake Thompson sent this statement:
CYFD is aware of this shocking incident. The department does not tolerate any type of employee misconduct. The employee who has worked for seven months at CYFD is on leave and further disciplinary action may be taken. The 16-year-old received medical care and will be offered support services…