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'Probably if HR saw this they'd put a kibosh on that' "You don't talk about 'Hell Day,'" said the former Goodyear PD officer and SWAT operator. “I’ll probably get a lot of ( expletive) or more people will hate me because I’m saying it, but whatever.” The former officer, whose name was redacted in Chandler police reports described 'Hell Day' in detail. "You get handcuffed. You get a black mask thrown over your head. You get your gun taken from you," he said. "Hell Day" is a controversial initiation day for Goodyear Police Department's part-time SWAT team, and not a formal term used by ...

Goodyear lieutenant fired, outside criminal investigation reveals secret ‘Hell Days’ for SWAT recruits The 12 News I-Team uncovers a SWAT team tactic known as “Hell Day," including kidnapping and ice water exposure that Goodyear PD kept secret for years. Author: Katie Wilcox, Bianca Buono Published: 9:22 PM MST April 14, 2021 Updated: 10:19 PM MST April 14, 2021 GOODYEAR, Ariz — This story contains references to allegations of sexual assault and may be disturbing. You can find a list of resources at the bottom of this page. Goodyear Pol...

Meredith Newman, Delaware News Journal Published 4:36 am UTC Jan. 21, 2021 WASHINGTON, D.C. — For his first presidential act, Joe Biden asked America to pray. Standing on the steps of the U.S. Capitol, as he addressed the country for the first time as president, Biden’s view was not of a sea of thousands at the National Mall, but of thousands of flags memorializing the Americans who have died of COVID-19.  The silent prayer, Biden said, would be for the 400,000 victims of the pandemic, for their families, for the country.  And then the president bowed his head.  “This is our histori...

Live inauguration updates: Bidens watch Katy Perry, fireworks from White House balcony Brandon Holveck and Jeff Neiburg, Delaware News Journal © Evan Vucci, AP Fireworks light up the sky by the Washington Monument during inauguration ceremonies Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2021, in Washington. Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. became the 46th president of the United States on Wednesday, sworn in to an office that had eluded him for decades at the site of a violent insurrection just two weeks before. He took the oath of office with his history-making vice president, Kamala Harris, on the st...