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Phoenix seeks resident input on next police chief
A survey is now available in English and Spanish for Phoenix residents to share what characteristics they want in their next police chief and questions they'd like candidates to answer. The survey has three questions.
With a new use-of-force policy in place, Phoenix readies to pick the permanent police chief
This week, the Phoenix Police Department adopted a new policy on use of force. It was part of the city’s pre-emptive push to avoid federal oversight after a yearslong civil rights review. And portions of the policy are more strict than standards set by Supreme Court precedent.
Phoenix seeks community input during search for next police chief
PHOENIX — Phoenix is seeking input from residents during the hiring process for the city’s next police chief. Over two years after bringing in Michael Sullivan as interim police chief, Phoenix is now looking someone to fill the role on a permanent basis.
Phoenix PD implements new use of force policy: 'The basis for building trust'
The Phoenix Police Department announced it's implementing a new use of force policy that will "clearly define" when officers can use force, as well as what needs to be done before, during and after an incident.
Phoenix police have new orders on when to use violence or physical force
Phoenix police officers have orders redefining when they may use violence or physical force. The policy taking effect is a win for interim Chief Michael Sullivan as union membership opposes his bid for the permanent role.
Phoenix Police Department implements new use of force policy
The Phoenix Police Department has revised its ... Interim Police Chief Michael Sullivan, who was sworn in to lead the department in September 2022, said in the release that the first thing he ...
Phoenix Police Department unveils new use of force policy meant to dispel uncertainty
The Phoenix Police Department released its new use of force policy in a change it says will better define what officers should do in situations.
Phoenix PD chief discusses new use of force policy
The chief of Phoenix police is discussing his department's new use of force policy. The "Zero Day" star and "Late Show" host Stephen Colbert let a haunting silence hang in the air for several seconds.
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Arizona's Operation Double Down Deals Major Blow to Drug Trafficking, Nets 25 Arrest Warrants and Seizes Millions of Fentanyl Pills
Arizona AG's Office concludes Operation Double Down, yielding numerous drug-related arrests and significant narcotics ...
Arizona AG calls for more DEA agents, federal funding after drug bust operation
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes slammed President Trump's attempt to halt federal funding and said the state needs more ...
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Scathing review of Interim Chief Sullivan in survey by Phoenix police leadership association
In the PPSLA survey only 8 people of the 324 surveyed, less than 2.5%, believe the department is moving in the right ...
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Phoenix police announce implementation of new use of force policy
PHOENIX (AZFamily ... using force in any encounter is more clearly defined,” Interim Police Chief Michael Sullivan said. The department said its new policy is stricter than what was set ...
Police fatally shoot person in south Phoenix
Phoenix Police shot and killed a person early Wednesday in south Phoenix. The incident occurred around 1:45 a.m. near 15th Avenue and St. Kateri Street, in a neighborhood between Southern Avenue and ...
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GCU, Phoenix police, other groups along 27th Avenue partner to fight area crime and prostitution
A neighborhood coalition — with participation from Grand Canyon University, Phoenix Police Department, churches, schools, ...