Arizona Police

Is it just me, or does it seem like we're getting scammed more and more over the past year? Sure, I was used to getting the occasional scam call, but it seems I go through at least six per day now.

Driving while intoxicated is one of the most dangerous things you can do. Drugs and alcohol can heavily impair your vision, motor functions, and judgement, three things that are a necessity while driving.

There's nothing more aggravating than getting pulled over for speeding. Whether you did or didn't break the law doesn't matter, the inconvenience of having to stop where you're going for an extended period of time is always a pain.

Recently, a new development has been made in the AI sphere with the introduction of TRULEO. This is a new system that effectively acts as an AI police officer, acting as an assistant to officers in the field.

The United States has a legal drinking age for a reason. Younger brains and bodies are not equipped to handle the effects of alcohol, but that doesn't stop minors from finding a way to get their hands on liquor.

Arizona is one of 24 states that are considered 'Stop and Identify" states. Effectively, this means that police are allowed to request your ID if you are under reasonable suspicion of criminal activity, or are believed to engage in criminal activity.

The largest problem facing native communities in Arizona right now is the growing number of tribal members that have gone missing. In 2021 alone, Arizona was the state with the third most unresolved missing persons cases in native communities.

Jails are run with very little room for error, and there's a reason you almost never hear of mistakes being made in these environments. Arizona just made a massive mistake they may not be able to come back from.

Many people tend to forget, but a solid majority of police work isn't the crime-busting, criminal-chasing thrill many think it is. Much of the job is paperwork, and getting everything they've seen into official record.

This fiasco all started when three men decided to fly from Maryland to Phoenix for a mutual friend's baby shower. When the three landed, they rented a car off of Turo, a car rental app, and started making their way to the AirBnB.