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Man killed in shootout with Glendale SWAT team identified

Man killed in shootout with Glendale SWAT team identified

A man who was killed during a shootout with Glendale police while barricading himself inside a residence on Aug. 12 was identified 59-year-old Jeffery Peters.
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Glendale Police Standoff Ends with Suspect's Death After Barricade and Gunfire

Glendale Police Standoff Ends with Suspect's Death After Barricade and Gunfire

A 59-year-old man is dead following a standoff with Glendale police after barricading himself inside a home and firing at officers. The incident began when the man's daughter reported him for violating an order of protection. Upon police arrival, the suspect refused to communicate and began shooting at officers, damaging multiple police vehicles and drones. The standoff lasted for several hours, during which neighbors were advised to shelter in place. The situation concluded when police found the suspect deceased from a gunshot wound, though it remains unclear if it was self-inflicted or from police action.
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Phoenix Police Release Video of Officers Attempting to Save Suspect During Heat Emergency

Phoenix Police Release Video of Officers Attempting to Save Suspect During Heat Emergency

The Phoenix Police Department has released edited body camera footage showing officers' efforts to assist a suspect during a heat emergency. The incident occurred on July 28, when officers responded to a report of vandalism at an apartment complex. The suspect, Jesse Fred, was found injured and unresponsive in a bush. Officers attempted to communicate with Fred and provide medical assistance, moving him to a shaded area to prevent further heat exposure. Paramedics later discovered Fred's body temperature was 107 degrees and initiated cold water treatment. Despite these efforts, Fred was transported to a hospital where he later died. An internal investigation is underway to review the officers' actions during the incident.
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Teens arrested after police raise concerns about 'Senior Assassins' game

Teens arrested after police raise concerns about 'Senior Assassins' game

Queen Creek police warned about the possible consequences of teens participating in a "Senior Assassins" game. Days later, two teens were arrested.
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Glendale Standoff Ends in Suspect's Death After Intense Gunfire Exchange

Glendale Standoff Ends in Suspect's Death After Intense Gunfire Exchange

A Glendale standoff ended with the death of a suspect who engaged in a prolonged gunfire exchange with police. The incident began when the suspect's daughter reported him for violating an order of protection. Police responded to the residence, where the suspect, described as 'very anti-police,' refused to cooperate and opened fire on officers. The standoff involved significant gunfire, damaging police vehicles and drones. The suspect was found dead later, though it is unclear if he was shot by police or took his own life. This marks the 30th officer-involved shooting in the Phoenix area this year.
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Arizona Couple Charged with Child Abuse After Allegedly Leading Kids on Walk in Extreme Heat

Arizona Couple Charged with Child Abuse After Allegedly Leading Kids on Walk in Extreme Heat

An Arizona couple, Ryan and May Mullin, have been charged with child abuse after allegedly leading their two young children on a long walk in 108-degree heat. The incident occurred in Glendale after the family attended an Arizona Cardinals practice. Witnesses reported seeing the couple walking with their children, aged 2 and 4, for about three hours. A concerned driver intervened after observing Ryan Mullin fall and cross a road without his family. The driver offered the family a ride, but Ryan reportedly reacted aggressively, injuring himself in the process. Police noted signs of intoxication in both parents, including slurred speech and bloodshot eyes. The couple was arrested after Ryan refused to comply with police commands and was seen holding his child's wrist tightly.
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Guadalupe County Deputies Fatally Shoot Man Holding Knife to Woman's Neck

Guadalupe County Deputies Fatally Shoot Man Holding Knife to Woman's Neck

In Seguin, Texas, Guadalupe County sheriff's deputies shot and killed a man who was holding a knife to a woman's neck. The incident occurred early Thursday morning after deputies responded to a 911 call reporting a disturbance. Upon arrival, deputies found the man threatening the woman and ordered him to drop the knife. When he refused, deputies opened fire, believing there was an immediate threat to the woman and themselves. The man was pronounced dead at the scene, while the woman and deputies were unharmed. The man's identity is being withheld pending family notification, and an investigation is ongoing.
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Cheatham County Deputy Fires at Fleeing Suspect in Nashville, No Injuries Reported

Cheatham County Deputy Fires at Fleeing Suspect in Nashville, No Injuries Reported

A Cheatham County Sheriff's Office deputy fired at a suspect, Mark Boone, who fled from the deputy in Davidson County, Nashville. The incident occurred outside Eddie's Hardware Market & Deli on Highway 70. Boone, wanted on outstanding warrants, was approached by the deputy but ignored commands and attempted to escape in his vehicle. The deputy fired at the vehicle's rear tire, but no one was injured. Boone was later apprehended at a nearby Wendy's and taken to Dickson County Jail. The Metro Nashville Police Department is investigating the incident, and additional charges against Boone are anticipated.
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Feds obtain arrest warrant in suspected Litchfield Park deaths

Feds obtain arrest warrant in suspected Litchfield Park deaths

The U.S. Marshals Service said Matthew Flores Semyonov should be considered dangerous.
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Parents accused of being intoxicated and walking kids in Arizona heat

Parents accused of being intoxicated and walking kids in Arizona heat

Two parents were arrested after police said they walked their kids in triple-digit Arizona heat while intoxicated.
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Retired FBI Agent Criticizes Initial Handling of Nancy Guthrie Crime Scene

Retired FBI Agent Criticizes Initial Handling of Nancy Guthrie Crime Scene

Nancy Guthrie, mother of 'Today' co-anchor Savannah Guthrie, remains missing over six months after her disappearance from her Tucson, Arizona home. Retired FBI agent Maureen O’Connell has criticized the initial handling of the crime scene, citing inadequate evidence preservation and insufficient area lockdown. O’Connell believes these early mistakes may have hindered the investigation's progress. Despite the release of footage showing a masked suspect and ransom notes, no suspects have been named. Savannah Guthrie continues to offer a $1 million reward for information leading to an arrest.
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Another Arizona police officer disciplined after Flock camera audit

Another Arizona police officer disciplined after Flock camera audit

A Goodyear police officer was placed on leave a day after an officer in Apache Junction resigned for misusing the Flock license-plate reader system.