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Police also found other drugs inside a stash house, which totaled over $4.4 million in street value

More than 30 girls received hands-on instruction and learned how to use equipment that police and fire use every day

The man has racked up six filming-related court cases since he began showing up at police scenes in 2021, live-streaming officers as they conducted investigations

She told the dispatcher her husband knew she would call police for his intoxication, so gathered ammunition to meet police with gunfire at front door

Officers were conducting surveillance on the suspect stemming from warrants associated with a home invasion and bank robbery

Arizona Department of Public Safety troopers used a helicopter to reach the vehicle

News media organizations and the ACLU are now asking that the law, which was set to take effect next week, be permanently blocked

Isaiah Steven Williams was armed with an automatic rifle and tactical gear during the rampage

Jay Stevens initially flagged down a deputy to report he'd fatally shot a person before leading them to a deceased body in a home

The law makes it illegal to knowingly film police officers 8 feet or closer if the officer tells the person to stop

"How many more officers have to be shot? How many more community members have to be killed before those in our community take a stand?”

After the November 2021 incident, Officer Ryan Remington was fired for excessive use of force after an internal investigation

Over the weekend, officers seized 1.57 million fentanyl pills, 114 pounds of cocaine, 13 pounds of heroin and 2 pounds of fentanyl powder

Constable Deborah Martinez-Garibay was serving the notice with an apartment manager when the suspect opened fire

The group's Arizona chapter filed a petition in U.S. District Court, arguing the law criminalizes First Amendment freedoms