Arizona Lawmakers Have Chipped Away at Abortion Rights for Years
Doug Ducey has signed every anti-abortion bill that’s been put before him. Next to Alabama, Arizona has some of the most restrictive abortion laws.
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Anti-Immigrant Group Dumps Trash at DNC as ‘Donation’ for Asylum Seekers
The anti-immigrant group went to the DNC and pretended they were leaving donations for asylum seekers. Instead, they left two bags of garbage.
Botched Birth Leaves Baby With Skull Fracture and Disabilities, Lawsuit Says
Holland’s birthing experience at the Sun Life Center for Women went so awry, her child’s skull was fractured during labor.
ICE Forced Hundreds of Immigrants Into Solitary Confinement in Arizona
ICE placed detainees in Arizona facilities in solitary confinement 715 times in recent years, newly released documents reveal.
Juan Martinez Still Prosecuting Murder Cases Despite Seven Misconduct Complaints
Monday marked the start of Avtar Grewal’s murder trial and another case for Juan Martinez, who has received at least seven bar complaints in the past four years.
Here’s What Got Extremist Pastor Steven Anderson Banned from Ireland
Ireland’s minister for justice signed an exclusion order barring Anderson from entering the country. Here’s why Ireland wants to keep him out.
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Deadly Arizona Doc Hawks Bogus Stem Cell Treatment
Greene acts as a stem-cell guru at his Scottsdale-based R3 Stem Cell, but he killed so many patients the AZ medical board revoked his license in 2009.
Woman Sues Phoenix Cop for Stalking and False Imprisonment
A woman alleges officer Marcos Rodriguez stalked her, showed up at her house uninvited, made unwanted sexual advances, and pointed a gun at her head.
How Facebook Led the FBI to Seize Guns From an Arizona ‘Neo-Nazi’
Feds alleged “Wells described himself in his posts as a skinhead, Neo-Nazi, ‘liberal killer,’ and a member of the South Bay Skinheads.”
Caught With Three Grams of Weed, a Chandler Father Becomes a Statistic
While white people were more likely to have their cases resolved via cite and release, black people were sent to jail more often than cited & released
Scottsdale PD Still Blaming High Rate of Unfounded Rapes on Misclassification
A SPD spokesperson claims they were classifying rapes as “unfounded” when they should have been labeled “inactive.”
Robert Johnson Sues Mesa Cops Over Brutal Beating Caught on Video
Robert Johnson, the man whose brutal beating sparked international outcry, filed a federal lawsuit against the city and three Mesa cops on Friday.
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Who Killed Sally van Hecke? Feds Say Arizona Man Is Key to Belgian Cold Case
The last people to see her alive said they saw her get into a blue Cadillac with an Arizona license plate alongside a man with a ponytail and jeans.
Mesa Police Scorn Chief’s Reforms in Survey Leaked Ahead of ‘No Confidence’ Vote
Mesa Police Chief began de-escalation & implicit bias training after high-profile excessive force events. Now his officers are trying to get rid of him
Estrella Jail Is Making Women Sick, but the County Has Ignored It
Seventeen women filed federal lawsuits against Maricopa County Sheriff Paul Penzone last week alleging black mold in Estrella Jail is making them ill.
‘Nation’s Only Female Chain Gang’ Apparently Disbanded
The Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office website still boasts that a “unique feature” of Estrella Jail is “the nation’s only female chain gang.”
Homeland Security Collected Intel on Arizona Family Separation Protests
If you used Facebook to RSVP to one of 11 family separation protests in Arizona last June, odds are your friends aren’t the only ones who took note.
Scottsdale PD Still Classifying a High Rate of Rapes as False or Baseless
FBI data show SPD is classifying rape cases as unfounded at a rate much higher than the national average and higher than any other similarly sized city in Maricopa County
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AZ Correction Officer: ‘Felt Cute, Might Pepper Spray Your Baby Daddy …’
Arizona law enforcement officers take #FeelingCuteChallenge.
Sex, Crime, and Lies: Hundreds of Arizona Cops Banned for Misconduct
In Arizona, 1,112 police officers have been decertified for misconduct ranging from foolish to downright criminal.
Man in Viral Police Shooting Video Sues, Claims Phoenix PD Sicced Dogs on Him
“You’re going to wish you said that earlier,” Officer McCarthy said, commanding his police dog, Fracken, to attack, according to the lawsuit.