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Mr. J. was accused of traveling through a neighborhood and committing sex acts inside of his car in front of 3 different girls. When the girls were interviewed by Detectives,
Mr. B had been in a dispute with some fellow neighbors and had recently sold a horse which he was taking to the new owner. The neighbor said he saw
Mr. H. was seen by DPS Officers with his vehicle off the roadway backed towards Sugarloaf Mountain Road. When they approached him, they saw that his girlfriend was in the
Mr. R had a high performance sports motorcycle which had an exhaust system that was louder than a normal sports bike. He was also wearing headphones with ear plugs in
Mr. S was observed by a homeowner parked in front of his house and throwing what appeared to be garbage outside of the car, onto the homeowners lawn. Because it
Mr. G was a family friend with a lady who lived in the valley, and he ended up taking her daughter and son over to his house to spend the
Mr. C was a passenger in a vehicle that was pulled over for making a minor traffic violation. The Officer then asked the driver and the passenger if there were
NOT GUILTY/COMPLETE ACQUITTAL at JURY TRIAL: KIDNAPPING & AGGRAVATED ASSAULT – State v. Mr. T (DMC No. 6708) Nov 27, 2006 (Maricopa County Superior Court CR 2006-129306): Mr. T had
NOT GUILTY/COMPLETE ACQUITTAL at JURY TRIAL: EXTREME DUI (.157 BAC), DUI, DWI & HIT and RUN – State v. Mr. C (DMC No. 6649) (Phoenix City Court No. 3419699): Mr.
Mr. C was 18 years old and dating his 16 year old girlfriend. They had gone out to dinner at a fast food restaurant, and Mr. C was pulled over