Deputies with the Pima County Sheriff’s Department are asking for public assistance in their search for a suspect vehicle connected to the deadly shooting of a man in Tucson’s south-side last week.
The city learned of the attack Friday, Feb. 26, according to a video statement from the city’s public information officer, and leaders called the governor’s office to send help with the investigation.
The claim is a required step before Michael Polloni Jr. can file a lawsuit. If the state doesn’t agree to settle, Polloni can go to court. The claim is against the state, and does not name Rogers. But Polloni’s attorney said he may take legal action against her later.
“Telephone scammers know people are spending more time at home and isolated due to the coronavirus pandemic and they are taking advantage of this,” Special Agent in Charge Cheri Oz said.
The attorney’s office has declined to pursue charges against Dep. Gilbert Caudillo, who discharged his firearm at Lewis during the incident on Jan. 20.
Prosecutors told a judge in a filing Monday that Jacob Chansley should remain jailed until trial because he is a danger to the community, explaining he held a weapon as he confronted officers inside the Capitol, wrote a threatening note to then-Vice President Mike Pence.
Civil rights groups and Democrats, argue that the proposed restrictions would disproportionately affect minority voters, important Democratic constituencies.
Victims of sexual assault may be closer to closure and justice thanks to a new grant given to the Pima County Sheriff’s Department. SAKI, or Sexual Assault Kit Initiative, provided the department with $2 million in order to test their backlog of sexual assault kits.
They said all inmates at the county jail are deemed high risk for contracting the virus due to being housed in a congregate setting. All vaccinations will be entered into the statewide Immunization Information System.
On Wednesday, United States District Judge Roslyn Silver found the Arizona Department of Corrections, Rehabilitation and Reentry in civil contempt for failing to comply with a previous court order.
The 29-year-old planned a rendevous with who he thought was a 15-year-old girl. It turns out the person he was chatting with was a Pinal County detective.
The GOP-dominated county board is asking Judge Timothy Thomason to quash the subpoena issued by the Senate. They argue that the ballots are sealed under laws the Legislature passed and the Senate does not have a right to access them.
The fine was imposed Wednesday by U.S. District Judge Roslyn Silver after corrections officials had been dogged by complaints they were dragging their feet in making all the changes to which they had agreed.
The 8,614 criminal and civil cases filed in the Arizona district in fiscal 2020 meant an average of 663 cases for each of the 13 judges in the district, according to a report by the Administrative Office of the United States Courts.
According to AZ Family, DNA testing allowed the Coconino County Sheriff’s Office to complete a familial search for the young woman’s relatives, leading them to find relatives in St. Louis, MO.
At 12:30 a.m., the deputy attempted a traffic stop. Officials say the SUV pulled over in an apartment complex parking lot at 6200 S. Campbell Avenue but fled before the officer could make contact with the driver.
The Martins received money from commercial lenders for the purpose of paying the premiums and spent the money for their own benefit. Officials say they also misappropriated funds paid by insurance consumers intended to be applied towards insurance premiums.
A dangerous crash at Tucson Medical Center left volunteers shaken.A couple came to the Tucson Medical Center to get their vaccine. Instead, they left with a totaled car.
The nonprofit operator of Rehoboth McKinley Christian Hospital in Gallup issued a statement acknowledging “unauthorized activity” on its computer network.
The three were dubbed the “Jeepers Bandits” by the FBI because their appearance was similar to Shaggy Rogers of the cartoon Scooby-Doo who frequently said “jeepers” throughout the show.
Details of the video surfaced last week in a probable cause affidavit against 26-year-old Konold of Tucson, who is charged with conspiracy, civil disorder and other federal charges stemming from the melee.
Raniere was known for recruiting celebrities and socialites into a multi-level marketing company called NXIVM. He was convicted for keeping women as virtual sex slaves.
The Tucson Police Department confirms that Michael Bernard Ortiz was attempting to cross Ajo Way on Sunday, Feb. 14, around 9:30 p.m. when he was struck by a silver 2013 Subaru BRZ that was traveling east.
According to a news release, the commission recommended the 500 feet buffer between a recreational marijuana establishment and a school or place of worship (located outside the general commercial zoning district), a public park, another marijuana establishment, or public community center be reduced
According to a news release, the K-9 alerted to the vehicle’s floorboard and a firewall. A search of those areas revealed 40 packages of methamphetamine with an estimated value of more than $73,000.
On January 7, 2020, a woman filed a charge of discrimination with the Division alleging that her employer, Unhooked Recovery, discriminated against her by creating a hostile work environment because of her race.
Bonfim has never been a licensed contractor in Arizona. Officials say over the past couple of years prior to the remodeling project, the homeowners hired Bonfim for minor repairs after he was recommended to them by several neighbors in the area.
Officials say the scammers are present on most dating and social media sites and will attempt to earn your love, maybe even propose marriage, and make plans to meet in person, but victims will likely never see them. Eventually, the criminals will ask for money.
The preparer is accused of using a landscaping company’s business information without its knowledge or consent to create the fabricated W-2s using fraudulent Arizona income tax withholdings.
Residents report the calls are a pre-recorded message stating, “a box of drugs and money being shipped has your (callers) name on it and it has been intercepted.” The caller is then instructed to press #1 to speak with a CBP Officer/Agent, which then attempts to get the callers banking information.
