Family of boy fatally shot by Glendale police calls for accountability
Glendale police say an officer fired at the 15-year-old after he was pulled over in a suspected stolen vehicle and appeared to be reaching for a gun.
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Glendale police say an officer fired at the 15-year-old after he was pulled over in a suspected stolen vehicle and appeared to be reaching for a gun.
About 20 activists called for better uses of the $19.8 million in police pay hikes the Phoenix City Council is slated to vote on June 15.
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Lawsuit alleges Phoenix police colluded with Maricopa County Attorney's Office to target protesters Chelsea Curtis, Arizona Republic © Chelsea Curtis/The Republic Keisha Acton, a member of Black Lives Matter Phoenix Metro, spoke during a news conference on July 13, 2021, where attorneys announced a lawsuit was being filed against Maricopa County and Phoenix. Twenty protesters arrested during demonstrations in Phoenix last year were filing a lawsuit against Maricopa County and Phoenix, their attorneys announced on Tuesday. It alleges that the Maricopa County Attorn...
Protesters charged as gang members file lawsuit against Maricopa County Attorney Allister Adel ABC15 and last updated 2021-07-13 23:20:59-04 PHOENIX â A group of protesters in Arizona who were arrested during multiple demonstrations in Phoenix have filed a lawsuit against Maricopa County Attorney Allister Adel and the City of Phoenix alleging that they were wrongfully arrested and fraudulently indicted. The plaintiffs in Keisha Acton v. Allister Adel collectively allege that they were wrongfully arrested at four different demonstrations in 2020 and later fraudulently charged with variou...