Famed gangsta rap producer "Suge" Knight (right) sure knows how to keep it real.
The founder of Death Row Records, former home to legendary rappers Tupac and Snoop Dogg, used his face as a battering ram against another man's fists early this morning during a fight at the W Scottsdale Hotel.
Police say Knight is at the hospital getting help for his injuries. Cops busted two men (that's them in the police mug shots below) after the fight: Robert Carnes Jr., who claimed he is
Cole Taylor is quitting the escort business to become an Internet star-- but not before conducting a behind-the-bedroom-door tour of the lucrative Scottsdale call-girl scene
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A second person has been arrested in a case in which $8,000 was embezzled from Phoenix Girl Scout troop 534.
Scottsdale police spokesman Sergeant Mark Clark says cops began to investigate after troop members noticed missing funds in April. Former troop leader Trisha Proud, 29 -- also a mother of one of the members -- was arrested earlier this month on charges of fraud and theft.
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Example of Airsoft rifle
Charges have been dropped against an 18-year-old man who took an Airsoft rifle -- which shoots BBs or pellets -- to Scottsdale's McDowell Sonoran Preserve.
The teen, Max Hoemke, was arrested by Scottsdale police on August 11 after a group of hikers became scared of him. Hoemke was dressed in military fatigues as he carried the mean-looking gun and a simulated explosive device strapped to his leg.
Sergeant Mark Clark of
Ira Joe AndersonA Scottsdale man made quite the legal jump this weekend from possibly being investigated for accusations of child molestation to actually being charged with conspiracy to commit murder, when police say he tried to have potential witnesses against him killed.Scottsdale police say 59-year-old Ira Joe Anderson, of Scottsdale, was being investigated on allegations that he was molesting his stepdaughter for the last four years.Police say when Anderson caught word of the charges he
