Peterson, who traveled from Denver for the physical test, said that she first looked into Phoenix's police force after Army Reserve counselors suggested the department. It helped that Phoenix is ...

City Manager Jeff Barton named Matt Giordano, executive director of the Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training Board, ...

The Phoenix Police Department has implemented a new use of force policy that aims to more clearly define when officers are allowed to use force and instruct officers on what they should do before ...

Phoenix has narrowed its list of potential leaders for its police department. Four finalists for police chief, including Interim Chief Michael Sullivan, were announced Friday.

The Department of Justice has released its investigation of the Phoenix Police Department nearly three years after the probe began on Aug. 5, 2021. The investigation came after a headline-grabbing ...

According to the findings, 49% of Phoenix residents are very or somewhat satisfied with the police department overall. Meanwhile, 24% said they are very or somewhat unsatisfied and 24% were neutral.

Justice Department opens investigation into Phoenix policing practices over use of force allegations 02:53. Phoenix police violate people's rights, discriminate against Black, Hispanic and Native ...

But the police department usually solved the homicides. In 2013, the U.S. Justice Department selected the city for a report on best practices for making homicide arrests. Like other high ...

The Phoenix Police Department uses excessive force, violates constitutional rights, particularly those of homeless people, and discriminates against Black, Hispanic and Native American people ...

Why is Phoenix Police Department under federal investigation? The DOJ’s Civil Rights Division has been reviewing the department’s use-of-force practices since launching the probe in August 2021.

ABC15 reported when the Phoenix City Council voted unanimously to implement new policy recommendations with Phoenix police following the report from the Department of Justice's years-long ...