Arizona Department of Corrections Director Chuck Ryan Suddenly Retires
Chuck Ryan, director of the Arizona Department of Corrections, announced his retirement today following months of criticism.
Chuck Ryan, director of the Arizona Department of Corrections, announced his retirement today following months of criticism.
Tim Baiardi, a Phoenix police officer and former union leader who was caught on video slapping a handcuffed suspect, has been fired.
The prosecutor from the Kavanaugh hearings is Bill Montgomery’s new chief deputy after an anonymous letter caused a stir with the Board of Supervisors
In March, Phoenix police violently arrested Emily Lopatofsky, who is severely mentally ill. She’s been missing ever since.
“She was then supposedly strapped in a chair on some sort of apparatus, and a detonation took place underneath her,” Stauffer said.
The night was full of stories like Banuelos’ and reignited calls to fire Chuck Ryan, head of Arizona’s Department of Corrections.
“I said, ‘Sal, this is a new low.'”
12 News mischaracterized the campaign, prompting many to criticize the department for something police now say they aren’t doing and never intended to do
The commission tasked with finding a new state Supreme Court justice selected seven finalists, including Maricopa County Attorney Bill Montgomery.
The protest, organized by the ACLU of Arizona, was held to demand Bill Montgomery drop out of the running for a seat on the state Supreme Court.
‘This is a huge victory for people who are being nickel-and-dimed by Montgomery’s office & TASC for marijuana possession, often for very small amounts’
Patricia and Caesar Lopez allege Mesa police unnecessarily used lethal force against their 21-year-old son and are demanding a jury trial and damages.
Texts show the Phoenix Police Department may pursue criminal charges against the cop who threatened to kill Ames, shouting, “I’m gonna put a fucking cap in your fucking head!”
After Phoenix cops were caught posting racist memes, the union plans to purchase a service to “scrub” police officers’ information from the internet.
Gionet made a press badge, pretended to be press, said he voted for “based and redpilled” Doug Ducey, & was allowed to flee while cops arrested others.
Jorge Soria was speaking with an Arizona Mirror reporter when a Phoenix police officer ran up, grabbed him by the neck, and dragged him into a puddle.
PLEA also confirmed Phoenix officers were not aware of Dravon Ames’ prior arrest in Tempe when they threatened to shoot Ames and his family for shoplifting.
“Wait…I’m getting whiplash watching this flip flop.” — Victoria Steele
The department said that all first responders will have cameras by August.
A Starbucks barista asked six Tempe officers to leave because a customer said the police made them feel “unsafe.”
Civil rights attorney Elizabeth Tate is now representing Josh Cobin, who says Phoenix police violated his constitutional rights when they shot him.
The votes on Tuesday represented the first council decisions in response to the threats of violence against a black family.