Tempe Police: Man claimed false identity before meth stash discovered
Police found an ID identifying the man as neither of the names he provided and with a birthday more than a decade earlier than the ones listed, police said.
Police found an ID identifying the man as neither of the names he provided and with a birthday more than a decade earlier than the ones listed, police said.
A man took a vehicle from a driveway, but later told police it was "a joke."
Police were contacted after witnesses saw a man, who appeared to be intoxicated, fighting with two women, police reported.
Officers saw a surveillance tape showing a subject break into the vehicle, take a briefcase and get into a black passenger car, police reported.
After being told to vacate his old apartment, a man stole his roommate's things to pay for new car tires, police said.
Officers placed the woman under arrest and after further search revealed a small baggie of meth in her bra cup, police reported.
The man told his girlfriend he would kill her approximately seven times while holding a folding knife under her chin, according to a police report.
Officers arrested a Scottsdale man in possession of credit cards and the ID of a man who had been on record as a victim of identity theft, police said.
Man's ex-girlfriend locked him outside of her house after she had asked him to leave multiple times, police said.
Police reported that the man punched the woman multiple times in her apartment after she told him she was not making sexual advances.
The man was seen breaking a window and entering a boat store when officers arrived because of a burglary alarm call, police reported.
The man had an orange Pringles container in his possession that had been filled with a bag of marijuana, according to a police report
Two eyewitnesses crossing Scottdale Road Bridge saw an object in the lake that appeared to be a body, according to police.
Officers arrested the man after investigation revealed that he had entered Walmart with an existing receipt and picked up several items listed on the receipt to return.
An ASU student was found deceased by members of ASU Police Monday.
Police say the man entered the bar with the gun on his person, then went to the bathroom where he urinated on the floor and wall.
Police arrested the man after he had spray painted a phrase accusing a man of having herpes onto another man’s car.
Phoenix Police Department investigated a suspicious package located at the intersection of Central and Van Buren in downtown Phoenix Tuesday night.
The manager of School of Rock contacted offices saying the man needed to be removed because he was smoking marijuana inside the facility, officers reported.
Officers pulled the man over after he had made a wide turn and began to search the vehicle with the man’s consent, police reported.
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