Christopher Licon, Accused of Murdering Brother and Nephew, Was ASU Student. May Have Shot Brother in Front of Child

The 19-year-old Phoenix man accused of murdering his brother and 6-year-old nephew last month isn’t just an alleged drug-dealing murderer, he’s also a student at Arizona State University majoring in construction management, the university’s website shows. And, according to court documents obtained by New Times, Christopher Licon claims to have…

Phoenix Man Tells Girlfriend He’s “Not Going Back to Prison” — Right After He Stabbed Her, Beat Her With Rolling Pin, and Led Police on High-Speed Chase

The Phoenix man who led police on multi-jurisdictional chase that ended near Sky Harbor International Airport early this morning assured his girlfriend that “he wasn’t going back to prison.” That was right after he allegedly stabbed her, choked her, beat her head with a rolling pin, and then kidnapped her,…

Homeless Phoenix Man Uses Two Kids to Help in Jewelry Heist

A homeless man was arrested yesterday after he used two kids to help him in a poorly thought out jewelry heist at a JC Penney store in Phoenix.About 5 p.m. yesterday, 22-year-old Pyne Barlee was arrested at the JC Penney at 1727 West Bethany Home Road in Phoenix. He was…

Rachel Brock, Daughter of County Supervisor, Released From Jail — But That Doesn’t Mean She’s Off the Hook, County Attorney’s Office Says

Rachel Brock, the 21-year-old daughter of Maricopa County Supervisor Fulton Brock, was released from jail on Friday, two days after being arrested for allegedly having a sexual relationship with the same minor her mother, Susan Brock, is accused of molesting.If you’re not familiar with the Brock family’s twisted affair, click…

Don’t Drive Drunk — Especially in the East Valley

If you’re gonna be a dumbass and drive drunk on New Years Eve, Governor Jan “drive hammered, get nailed” Brewer’s Office of Highway Safety suggests you don’t do it in the East Valley — it’s gonna be crawling with cops.Governor Glug-Glug’s DUI Task Force will be heavily focused on the…

Lawsuits by County Officials Vs. County Move to Federal Court

  A $10 million lawsuit filed by Maricopa County Supervisor Don Stapley last Thursday against the county will likely end up in federal court. Lawsuits alleging abuse of power, defamation, civil rights violations and other injustices by Sheriff Joe Arpaio, former County Attorney Andrew Thomas that were filed by Stapley’s executive assistant,…