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Amanda Danielle Sargent [Photo courtesy Cochise County Sheriff s Office]
A young woman who had to be restrained by four people at a Sierra Vista hospital so a blood draw could be performed is set for a pretrial conference next month on charges related to DUI, trying to grab a police officer’s gun, and refusing to cooperate with a court order.
Amanda Danielle Sargent was booked into the Cochise County jail on July 13 shortly after 10 p.m. She had been pulled over by Sierra Vista Ofc. Nathan Drake just before 6 p.m. while driving a pickup truck with expired plates in a manner “consistent with impairment,” the officer noted in a statement of probable cause.
Victim identified in fatal rollover crash in Cochise County
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COCHISE COUNTY, Ariz. (KVOA) - Authorities on Thursday identified the victim in a fatal rollover crash in Cochise County on Wednesday as a 43-year-old man.
According to Cochise County Sheriff s Office, the incident happened at milepost 5 on Davis Road at approximately 6 p.m.
The driver of the vehicle involved has been identified as Thomas Estes of McNeal, Ariz.
Officials say the person who reported the incident was driving by when she noticed a vehicle was off the roadway. The 43-year-old was pronounced deceased at the scene.
According to the Sheriff s Office, Estes was traveling southeast on Davis Road in the vicinity of milepost 5 when it seemingly went off of the roadway to the left and the driver appeared to lose control of the vehicle trying to recover which resulted in the vehicle rolling over before coming to rest on the driver’s side .
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Former Pima County Sheriff Mark Napier
The Cochise County Sheriff’s Office is losing its new Chief of Staff back to Pima County, the American Daily Independent has confirmed.
Mark Napier, who came to CCSO in late December 2020, has accepted an executive position in the Pima County Administrator’s Office starting next month. His departure as a fulltime Cochise County employee will be effective July 27 but he has promised Sheriff Mark Dannels to assist on a parttime basis with the transition.
Napier had a long career in law enforcement in Iowa and Arizona before being elected Pima County’s sheriff in a tight race with then-Sheriff Chris Nanos in November 2016. Nanos regained the spot as Pima County’s top lawman in November 2020, leaving Napier without a job.