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Police Deliver Pizza After Arresting Delivery Agent In Arizona, US
"Patrol Police Officers are such nice young guys. They come up with great ways to serve their communities," a viewer wrote after watching the viral pizza delivery video.
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Gunshots Fired At Kamala Harris' Campaign Office In Arizona, 2nd Time In Two Weeks
At the time of the incident, the Democratic campaign office in Tempe, located just east of Phoenix in Arizona, was unoccupied and nobody was injured in the attack.
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Manhunt In Arizona For Suspect Who Threatened To Kill Trump
An Arizona man is wanted after threatening over social media to kill former President Donald Trump, the Cochise County Sheriff's Office said on Thursday.
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Former Police Officer Convicted In George Floyd Killing Attacked In Prison: Officials
Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer convicted in the death of George Floyd, was attacked in a prison in Arizona, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison confirmed on Saturday.
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Watch: US Man Detained As He Attempts To Sell A Tiger Cub To Undercover Police Officers Online
Phoenix police have reported that an Arizona man has been detained after he posted a tiger cub for sale on social media.
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Viral Video: US Police Officers Rescue Woman Trapped In Car Amid Flood
A video of a woman getting rescued when her car got stuck in flood waters in Arizona, in the United States, is going viral on social media.
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"Okay, I'm Not Jumping In After You": US Cops Watched Man Drown
A homeless man drowned in a lake in the city of Tempe the US state of Arizona while three police officers watched, according to a video and transcript released to the public on Monday. The officers were suspended after multiple investigations.
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Electric Carmakers In The US Seek Out Blank-Check Firms For Funding As Virus Spooks Private Markets
Electric commercial truck maker Nikola Corp of Phoenix, Arizona, tried unsuccessfully to raise $1 billion (766 million pounds) in the private markets and only turned to a merger with a so-called blank-check company to go public as a way to raise the needed funds, its chief financial officer said.
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Apple Faces Multi-State US Probe Into Older iPhones Slowing, Shutting Down
Arizona is leading a multi-US state investigation into whether Apple’s deliberate slowing of older iPhones violated deceptive trade practice laws.
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Cop Who Shot Unarmed Man Rehired By Police So He Can Collect Pension
An Arizona police officer who was fired and charged with murder for killing an unarmed man in a hotel hallway was rehired temporarily so he could collect a pension.
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Starbucks Apologises After 6 Police Officers Asked To Leave Arizona Store
Starbucks has apologized to police in Arizona after six officers said they were asked to leave one of the coffee chain's stores last week because another customer said the officers made them feel unsafe.
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"Will Shoot In Your Face": Cops After 4-Year-Old Took Doll From Store
An Arizona couple is suing the city of Phoenix and its police department for $10 million after a video captured officers drawing their weapons and threatening to shoot the family of four.
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She Wouldn't Take Her Sick Child To Hospital. Cops Knocked Down Her Door
The scene looks like something from a middle-of-the-night drug raid. Guns drawn, police officers in tactical vests surround a beige ranch house in an anonymous subdivision. With a single decisive kick, one busts down the door. "Come out with your hands up!" an officer yells, as a flashlight's blinding beams begin sweeping the room.
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12-Year-Old US Journalist Confronts Official Who Threatened To Arrest Her
When a small-town Arizona officer stopped a 12-year-old reporter, Hilde Lysiak, who was chasing down a story tip on Monday, he probably had no idea what he was getting himself into.
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She Was Still. He Didn't Know CPR. An Episode Of The Office Saved The Day
Cross Scott, a tire shop technician, was test driving a customer's vehicle on Jan. 11 when he saw a peculiar thing: a sedan pulled over, its hazard lights blinking, according to the Arizona Daily Star. He got out to inspect the vehicle.
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Police Deliver Pizza After Arresting Delivery Agent In Arizona, US
"Patrol Police Officers are such nice young guys. They come up with great ways to serve their communities," a viewer wrote after watching the viral pizza delivery video.
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Gunshots Fired At Kamala Harris' Campaign Office In Arizona, 2nd Time In Two Weeks
At the time of the incident, the Democratic campaign office in Tempe, located just east of Phoenix in Arizona, was unoccupied and nobody was injured in the attack.
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Manhunt In Arizona For Suspect Who Threatened To Kill Trump
An Arizona man is wanted after threatening over social media to kill former President Donald Trump, the Cochise County Sheriff's Office said on Thursday.
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Former Police Officer Convicted In George Floyd Killing Attacked In Prison: Officials
Derek Chauvin, the former Minneapolis police officer convicted in the death of George Floyd, was attacked in a prison in Arizona, Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison confirmed on Saturday.
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Watch: US Man Detained As He Attempts To Sell A Tiger Cub To Undercover Police Officers Online
Phoenix police have reported that an Arizona man has been detained after he posted a tiger cub for sale on social media.
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Viral Video: US Police Officers Rescue Woman Trapped In Car Amid Flood
A video of a woman getting rescued when her car got stuck in flood waters in Arizona, in the United States, is going viral on social media.
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"Okay, I'm Not Jumping In After You": US Cops Watched Man Drown
A homeless man drowned in a lake in the city of Tempe the US state of Arizona while three police officers watched, according to a video and transcript released to the public on Monday. The officers were suspended after multiple investigations.
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Electric Carmakers In The US Seek Out Blank-Check Firms For Funding As Virus Spooks Private Markets
Electric commercial truck maker Nikola Corp of Phoenix, Arizona, tried unsuccessfully to raise $1 billion (766 million pounds) in the private markets and only turned to a merger with a so-called blank-check company to go public as a way to raise the needed funds, its chief financial officer said.
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Apple Faces Multi-State US Probe Into Older iPhones Slowing, Shutting Down
Arizona is leading a multi-US state investigation into whether Apple’s deliberate slowing of older iPhones violated deceptive trade practice laws.
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Cop Who Shot Unarmed Man Rehired By Police So He Can Collect Pension
An Arizona police officer who was fired and charged with murder for killing an unarmed man in a hotel hallway was rehired temporarily so he could collect a pension.
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Starbucks Apologises After 6 Police Officers Asked To Leave Arizona Store
Starbucks has apologized to police in Arizona after six officers said they were asked to leave one of the coffee chain's stores last week because another customer said the officers made them feel unsafe.
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"Will Shoot In Your Face": Cops After 4-Year-Old Took Doll From Store
An Arizona couple is suing the city of Phoenix and its police department for $10 million after a video captured officers drawing their weapons and threatening to shoot the family of four.
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She Wouldn't Take Her Sick Child To Hospital. Cops Knocked Down Her Door
The scene looks like something from a middle-of-the-night drug raid. Guns drawn, police officers in tactical vests surround a beige ranch house in an anonymous subdivision. With a single decisive kick, one busts down the door. "Come out with your hands up!" an officer yells, as a flashlight's blinding beams begin sweeping the room.
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12-Year-Old US Journalist Confronts Official Who Threatened To Arrest Her
When a small-town Arizona officer stopped a 12-year-old reporter, Hilde Lysiak, who was chasing down a story tip on Monday, he probably had no idea what he was getting himself into.
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She Was Still. He Didn't Know CPR. An Episode Of The Office Saved The Day
Cross Scott, a tire shop technician, was test driving a customer's vehicle on Jan. 11 when he saw a peculiar thing: a sedan pulled over, its hazard lights blinking, according to the Arizona Daily Star. He got out to inspect the vehicle.
