Meg O'Connor

"Come prepared for a traffic jam in Phoenix! We WANT gridlock!" an organizer for Operation Gridlock Arizona wrote on Facebook.

But Mikaila wasn't missing. She was meeting with a confidential informant she had an affair with and who was extorting her with revenge porn photos.

Phone records showed he had asked the teen to send him a "video of her twerking" and that the girl had brought beer to the officer's home.

"They said my symptoms were not severe, so I didn't need to get tested," James recalled. "But what if I'm a carrier?"

Since its founding in mid-March, Neighbors Helping Neighbors has brought new moms baby formula, diapers, and wipes.

Nearly 1,600 people in Arizona now have tested positive for COVID-19. We can expect that number to rise through at least the middle of this month.