Johnson responded to a call from a caregiver about a man who had died from a gunshot wound at a home in the Sun Lakes neighborhood of Mesa.

The chief of the Goodyear Police Department, Jerry Geier, has been fired, city officials announced today.

An email sent to Tempe Mayor Mark Mitchell, City Council members, and the city manager may offer some insight as to why the city changed its mind.

At the 26-member Globe PD, two chiefs resigned (one is suing), two got banned from law enforcement, two were suspended, and two were accused of abuse.

Vasquez told police he had videos and photos of children as young as toddlers on his cellphone, police say.

She tried to protect her neck as she feared for her life and she screamed for her 10-year-old daughter to come,” Faust said.

Ryff alleged the city breached a non-disparagement agreement and prevented him from getting a job with the Tempe Union High School District

A Yuma school resource officer has resigned after the department learned he had struck up a personal and sexual relationship with a 17-year-old girl.

Officers declined to aid in prosecution against their fellow officer.

Bell, who is homeless, has been charged with a class 6 felony for allegedly stealing a burrito.

Phoenix remains the largest city in the country without independent oversight of police, but after the meeting on Tuesday, that seems sure to change.

New Times reviewed the 300-page case file and interviewed seven key players in a double homicide with eight witnesses that Phoenix Police let run cold.

Deputy Manuel Van Santen is on administrative leave following the disturbing video of him tackling a limbless teen. A criminal probe is also underway.

After a 15-year-old quadruple amputee knocked over a trash can at a group home, a Pima County Sheriff’s Deputy tackled the teen to the ground.

The city of Mesa doesn’t want ex-Police Chief Ramon Batista to tell anyone why he resigned — and they’re paying him nearly $90,000 not to.

Marcos Rodriguez, who was accused of stalking a woman and making unwanted sexual advances, is the fifth Phoenix cop to be fired this year.

Batista’s resignation comes after months of turmoil with the Mesa police union, which initiated a vote of no confidence against the chief.