Phoenix Cops Bash Muslims, Call Black People Thugs in Shocking Facebook Posts
The posts reveal a chilling culture of intolerance and prejudice among Phoenix police officers, who frequently referred to black people as “thugs.”
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Man Sues Mesa Cops, Claims They Broke His Wrist During Brutal Arrest
Over 14 times, Kirkpatrick told cops his wrist hurt and begged them to help. Mesa cops laughed and said, “It’s supposed to” hurt and “That’s what you get.”
5 Other Arizona Public Officials Who Were Busted for DUI
An illustrious list.
Arizona Utility Customers Are Funding Lobbying Against Public Health Regulations
Utilities claim that membership in these secretive groups help them understand complex environmental regulations.
Nowakowski v. Benesh: Phoenix Feud Brewing Over Latino Cultural Center
Councilman and arts leader accuse each other of conflicts of interest.
Lawsuit: Man Says Phoenix Cop Shot Him for No Reason
Curiel claims Phoenix police officer James Byrd began shooting him without ever identifying himself as a police officer, then sicced a dog on him.
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Arizona AG Brnovich Asks Judge to Reject $7.6M Settlement on ICE Arrests at Motel 6
The lawyers who sued Motel 6 called Brnovich’s claims “utterly meritless.”
Federal Phoenix Prison Went on Lockdown for 12 Days After a Fight
One inmate was treated for minor injuries.
Budget Funnels $11 Million to Ducey’s Bogus Border Enforcement
Lawmakers are funneling $11 million to Ducey’s Border Strike Task Force, though the task force has achieved little more than good press for the governor.
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Charter Board Director Charles Tack Charged With DUI After Wrong-Way Crash
The 31-year-old had a blood alcohol content of .156, nearly twice the legal limit in Arizona.
Corizon Ignored Arizona Inmate’s Repeated Requests for Medical Care, Family Says
James Leonard has 50 pounds in a year. His other medical symptoms are alarming and potentially life-threatening.
AZ Republicans Take Money From Public Defenders and Give It to Cops
“If you’re not going to provide equal funding for all three legs of the stool, the stool is only as effective as the least effective leg.”
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Marijuana Concentrates Okay for Patients, Arizona Supreme Court Rules
Both dispensaries and patients, in a flagrant display of civil disobedience, completely ignored the appeals court ruling last June.
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.
Future of Marijuana Extracts at Stake as AZ Supreme Court Ruling Expected Today
Just over 200,000 people were participating in the medical marijuana program as of April.
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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.
$10 Million Budgeted for Affordable Housing? Not Enough, Advocates Say
The Legislature looks like it will lift a cap on a fund for affordable housing. But some say that’s not nearly enough.
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.
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Why Joe Biden’s Son Wasn’t Charged for Cocaine in Pot-Hating Yavapai County
“The report does not place the suspect in the vehicle at any time that the alleged paraphernalia was present.”
APS Ex-Employee Sues Over Alleged Sexual Harassment and Retaliation
The problems began when Cristina Miller was sexually harassed by her manager. They got worse when her cancer returned.
GOP Arizona Lawmakers, AG, Want to Create Unit to Probe Nonexistent Voter Fraud
The Arizona Attorney General’s Office has never found evidence or proof of widespread voting fraud, but it wants to create a unit to investigate claims of such fraud.
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UPDATED: Carlos Garcia, Betty Guardado Win in Phoenix Special Elections
Betty Guardado trounced incumbent Vania Guevara, and Carlos Garcia edged out Mike Johnson with a few hundred votes.