UAPD food drive
The University of Arizona Police Department put on a toy and food drive Wednesday on the UA Mall, accepting donations for “Toys for Tots” and “UA Pantry.” This marks the first time UAPD accepted donations accepted...
Read moreThe University of Arizona Police Department put on a toy and food drive Wednesday on the UA Mall, accepting donations for “Toys for Tots” and “UA Pantry.” This marks the first time UAPD accepted donations accepted...
Read moreFive weeks into her job, Phoenix Police Chief Jeri Williams announced Monday she’s shifting about 169 officers to patrol duty to help cover for the department’s depleted ranks. “This is necessary to ensure both community and...
Read moreWhen Mike Farrell of Tempe signed up for formal firearms training some years ago, he was surprised—and a little alarmed—by how often guns were accidentally triggered. As he progressed to advanced training, he said, things didn’t get much better...
Read moreThe Navajo County Sheriff’s Office recently received a grant from the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety for a Honda motorcycle to add to their traffic enforcement unit. The new motorcycle cost about $12,000. “The sheriff’s office accepts this...
Read moreAmerican police recently purchased Russian-made Osa handguns that shoot rubber bullets and have a laser target pointer. The guns are supposed to reduce the number of casualties when it comes to standoffs between police and criminals. Police...
Read moreConstruction of a $22 million Marana Police Department station, complete with an indoor shooting range, is set to start next summer. The state-of-the-art facility will be built on the existing Marana Municipal Complex at 11555 W. Civic Center...
Read morePHOENIX (KPHO/KTVK/AP) – Law enforcement officials gathered at the state Capitol Tuesday to publicize the launch of their annual DUI enforcement and sober designated driver campaigns. State, local and federal officials highlighted the...
Read moreThe Who, When and How of carrying out the Hall decision The Hall lawsuit decided last week impacts certain – but not all – members and retirees of all three plans managed by PSPRS. The court’s decision requires payment by...
Read moreThe Arizona Department of Public Safety announced they’ll be stepping up patrols to hopefully to reduce fatalities from impaired driving, speeding, aggressive driving and lack of seatbelts and car seats. This includes the use of cell phones and...
Read morePHOENIX (AP) — The Latest on an Arizona Supreme Court ruling on searches of a probationer’s home (all times local): 11 a.m. The Arizona Supreme Court says a trial court judge was wrong when he ruled that a search of a probationer’s...
Read morePolice information technology projects take time to roll out. From identifying the department’s need needs to going live, a police IT project is often implemented in one to two years or longer. Throughout the process, from concept to go live...
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