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Caption: (From left) Fabian Cano, 19, was killed January 2012 in a drive-by shooting as the suspected gunman’s bullet went through a window striking him in the head. David Hayward, 19, was shot and killed July 2005, after being in an altercation with a male at a house party. Laurie Jean Wardein, 26, was found dead in her apartment by police June 1985. Police say she was stabbed multiple times by a man she went on a date with. (Bottom left) Elvina LeGarde, 69, was killed June 2008, on her way back from a church service when a gunman shot at her car in a road rage incident. Harold Boykin, 33, was killed at a bar called the Jaguar Club in Phoenix March 1985. He was shot after trying to wrestle a gun away from a gunman inside the bar. Nicole Glass and Melissa Mason, both 27, were killed when a suspect(s) entered and strangled both women in December 2010. Mason was also around eight weeks pregnant. The six cases remain unsolved as of 2018.
(Phoenix Police Department)

Closer to closure: Solving homicide cold cases in Arizona

Shaq Davis May 15, 2018

  When three armed suspects entered a Dollar Store around 5 p.m. June 16, 2001, the men assaulted a store clerk and murdered a 41-year-old customer. Phoenix Police Department detectives worked...

The U.S.-Mexico border fence extends through the Altar Valley near the Baboquivari Mountains in the area where the Arizona Border Recon camps out looking for border crossers. (Photo by Kendal Blust/Arizona Sonora News)

Arizona law enforcement might not back up Trump’s immigration order

Christianna Silva February 10, 2017
Arizona law enforcement agencies are required under President Trump’s new executive order on immigration to act as immigration officers and expand priority deportations to include long-term undocumented immigrants.
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