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Mayor Kate Gallego has personally apologized to the Wall Street Journal reporter who was handcuffed and detained by a Phoenix police officer the day before Thanksgiving. → Read More
The Wall Street Journal is demanding the Phoenix PD conduct an internal review and take action to ensure journalists’ rights are protected after one of its reporters was handcuffed and detained. → Read More
A Maricopa County Attorney’s Office prosecutor is under investigation and on leave for allegedly having a sexual relationship with a detective involved in some of her cases. → Read More
Lieutenant Mark Hasz was fired and then charged with aggravated assault after a use-of-force incident on July 21, 2020, inside the Lewis prison complex. → Read More
A federal judge has denied a motion from the City of Phoenix to dismiss a lawsuit filed on behalf of more than 100 protesters who were arrested with a copy-and-paste probable cause statement. → Read More
Phoenix police have significantly reduced the amount of time the department takes to report its officers for “Brady” list consideration after internal investigations, according to new information and data provided to ABC15. → Read More
The outside commission that accredits the Arizona State Hospital has opened a review into claims that a psychiatric patient has been unlawfully isolated and secluded for hundreds of days. → Read More
The majority of members on County Attorney Allister Adel’s internal diversity committee resigned from their posts this week because of how she responded to an alleged blackface scandal inside the office. → Read More
Outside the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office headquarters, multiple community and political groups held a press conference to announce their joint intention to recall top prosecutor Allister Adel if she doesn’t resign. → Read More
As community groups organize a recall effort, Maricopa County Attorney Allister Adel is facing even more criticism following an interview with ABC15 last week about her office’s role in falsely charging dozens of police protesters. → Read More
In a one-on-one interview with ABC15, Maricopa County Attorney Allister Adel declined to answer specific questions about what she knew about her office’s role in falsely charging protesters a criminal street gang. → Read More
A Glendale police officer accused of tasering a handcuffed man in the groin and lying about the nature of the traffic stop has been criminally charged by the Arizona Attorney General’s Office. → Read More
City Manager Ed Zuercher hired Ballard Spahr to conduct two separate probes in February. → Read More
The ABC15 Investigators have obtained a pair of leaked videos that show prisoners brutally assaulting officers in separate attacks that highlight continued safety and security failures inside Arizona prisons. → Read More
As the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office continues to deal with a scandal for overcharging protesters, a high-level supervisor above the cases submitted his letter of resignation this week. → Read More
A woman has appealed the verdict in a federal lawsuit against Phoenix police and a former officer accused of sexually assaulting her during a traffic stop. → Read More
In a press release, the civil rights organizations urged Arizonans to contact their state senators and Governor Doug Ducey to demand that they reject HB2309. → Read More
Despite a major scandal facing Phoenix police and the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office over recent protest prosecutions, state lawmakers are on the verge of passing a bill that would give law enforcement more discretion and power to punish demonstrators. → Read More
Maricopa County Attorney Allister Adel has called for an outside review after ABC15 exposed gang charges filed against protesters at a Phoenix rally on October 17, 2020. → Read More
Politically Charged is an ongoing ABC15 investigation into protest arrests and prosecutions by Phoenix Police and the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office. → Read More