Man dies in Mesa Police custody after bicycle stop involving taser use
A man died in Mesa police custody following a bicycle stop involving physical force and taser use.
Crime & Courts
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ICE detains Mexican citizen in Phoenix after crash that killed child and injured three others
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced it arrested Brenda Liliana Rivera-Estrada in Phoenix after a fatal rollover crash involving her family led to multiple felony accusations but no local charges filed.
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Voter Reference Foundation Executive Director Benson on DOJ voter data requests: ‘The DOJ needs to address its procedural and privacy compliance deficiencies to have a chance of making any progress here’
Joseph Benson of Voter Reference Foundation called for the Department of Justice (DOJ) to improve procedural and privacy compliance when requesting state voter registration data.
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ICE announces arrests of multiple criminal noncitizens during Police Week operations
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement announced arrests of several criminal illegal aliens convicted of violent offenses during Police Week.
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U.S. Rep. Andy Biggs on AMBER Alert expansion: ‘all children across our land are afforded the same protections’
U.S. Rep. Biggs highlighted his legislative work expanding AMBER Alerts to Native American reservations during National Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples Awareness Day.
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Raleigh settles lawsuit for $975,000 after man dies following police taser use
The City of Raleigh agreed to pay $975,000 to settle a federal civil rights lawsuit after a man died following repeated police taser use in January 2023.
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U.S. Representative Ciscomani on Tucson police: ‘I fought to secure $4 million for the Tucson Police Department to replace technology that is 25+ years outdated, in light of the passing of Officer Adam…
U.S. Representative Juan Ciscomani announced efforts on April 18 to secure $4 million for updating outdated technology at the Tucson Police Department following Officer Adam Buckner’s death.
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Mother of Mississippi man files $150M civil rights lawsuit after deputies fired Tasers 17 times during mental health crisis
A $150 million federal civil rights lawsuit has been filed after a Mississippi man died following repeated Taser use by deputies during a mental health crisis response.
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Chairman of the House Judiciary Committee Nguyen on fentanyl trafficking: ‘Arizona is done giving dealers room to operate’
Arizona Representative Quang Nguyen announced new sentencing laws targeting fentanyl traffickers as part of broader public safety efforts.
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Arizona State Representative Carter on sextortion law: ‘We are putting predators on notice and putting teeth in the law’
Arizona State Representative Pamela Carter announced new legislation aimed at combating online sexual extortion targeting teenagers after an increase in reported cases statewide and nationally.
