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Month: November 2019

Yuma’s Most Wanted 11-11-19

Yuma, Ariz. (KYMA)- The Yuma Police Department advises the community to call your local law enforcement agency if you have any information that will lead to the arrest of any of Yuma’s Most Wanted. Do not attempt to apprehend them yourself. To report them call 911, 78-CRIME, or (928) 782-7463. Isaac ChanHispanic male,29. Height 5’9”,

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Tucson votes on sanctuary city status

Tucson’s voters are deciding whether to become Arizona’s only sanctuary city. Proposition 205 would put new restrictions on when police can inquire about immigration status or cooperate with federal law enforcement. Supporters say the measure would let immigrants know they’re valued and protected. However, Tucson’s largely Democratic City Council opposes the sanctuary initiative. Mayor Jonathan

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Court documents: Arpaio managers disregarded court order

A court-appointed investigator says high-ranking deputies within Joe Arpaio’s sheriff’s office ignored a federal judge’s order to stop immigration sweeps targeting Latinos. His report also accuses someone of covered up their actions. The investigator’s statements come from court documents recently obtained by The Associated Press. The inquiry covered allegations of misconduct within the Maricopa County

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YPD: No THC in Halloween candy

Yuma Police now say they found no THC in the Halloween candy eaten by a local toddler last week. The child’s parents took the 3-year-old to the hospital last Thursday night after the toddler’s pupils became dilated. They say the child was also lethargic and acting strangely. Officers discovered an unwrapped gummy fish, similar to

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