Chandler officer focus of inquiry 12 News Phoenix
The Arizona Attorney General's Office is investigating whether a Chandler police officer conducted illegal background checks for the owners of a non-profit company who are accused of targeting churches in a state fraud case.
Arizona police zero in on tailgating Contra Costa Times
If your idea of a sporting event is riding the tail of a slowpoke on the highway, you might want to think twice before traveling to Arizona. The Arizona Department of Public Safety is bringing a new device to the game in an attempt to take out tailgaters. Call the ploy laser tag.
License Inspected Metropolitan News-Enterprise
The rental car agent had found Burke qualified to rent the car after inspecting his license—which appeared valid on its face—and verifying his signature. In fact, however, Burke’s license and driving privileges had been suspended by Arizona two months earlier.
WEIRD BUT TRUE New York Post
It's the most life-like alligator-skin luggage. Agents with the U.S. Border Patrol in Arizona found a live gator stashed in the suitcase of a California man who was on his way to Phoenix. It started when they found 13 grams of marijuana inside
Chandler officer is indicted The Arizona Republic
A grand jury indicted a Chandler police officer Tuesday on 10 felony counts of supplying suspects in a state fraud case with investigative files and using police computers to dig up information on witnesses and a prosecutor.
Chandler police officer indicted The Arizona Republic
A grand jury indicted a Chandler Police officer Tuesday on 10 felony counts for allegedly supplying suspects in a state fraud case with investigative files and using police computers to dig up information on witnesses and a prosecutor.
Arrest warrants detail suspected identity fraud methods Greeley Tribune
Clues to Tuesday morning's raid on Swift & Co. meat packing plants arrived in the Weld District Court building late Monday afternoon.
Arkansas News Bureau Arkansas News Bureau
Proposal would give Arkansans $110 million-plus tax break By John Lyon LITTLE ROCK - A temporary income tax reduction proposed by a state senator would give Arkansans a tax break of more than $110 million, a state fiscal office official said Tuesday.
Group V: Ice raid arrest warrants Greeley Tribune
3:36 update: Woman never ordered English language course.
Group III: ICE raid arrest warrants Greeley Tribune
1:14 p.m. update: Border Patrol agent's ID stolen.
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