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Mesa County sheriff: Lawsuit against deputy over ICE info-sharing ‘demoralizing,’ political
The decision by the Attorney General's Office to sue a deputy is "demoralizing," the chief of Mesa County's Sheriff's Office on Wednesday said, arguing it sends the message that the state's top law enforcement office is selectively enforcing a state law barring cooperation with federal immigration agents — and for "maximum political effect.
The Mesa County Sheriff announced disciplinary action has been taken in connection to a traffic stop in which a college ...
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A Tempe police internal investigation found the forensics unit was a toxic work environment and relied on expired chemicals ...
Mesa park rangers under investigation were among top overtime earners compared to seven metro Phoenix cities. Here's what ...
Mesa County Libraries’ Adult Education Classes are facing an uncertain financial future after a federal funds freeze put the money the library was going to use to pay its instructors ...
Lawyers for convicted former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters on Tuesday tried to get a federal court in Denver to let her out ...
New records detail how Mesa park rangers were praised and promoted months before a criminal investigation was launched into ...
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