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MCSO asking for help to locate man wanted for shooting in Phoenix
Brandon Talamantez was identified per detectives as the suspect involved in a shooting near 39th and Southern avenues on Aug. 8, MCSO says.
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Students mobilize amid campaigning over Phoenix rail vote
PHOENIX (AP) - Campaigning over the future of mass rail transit in Phoenix is heating up over next week's special election asking voters whether expansion of the light rail system in the nation's fifth largest city should be halted.
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Police incident closes westbound I-10 in west Phoenix
PHOENIX (AP) - A police incident closed westbound Interstate 10 on the west side of metro Phoenix, causing a miles-long traffic backup during the beginning of the Tuesday morning commute.
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Phoenix police must log when they point guns at people after department led nation in shootings
Plagued by the highest number of police shootings in the nation, racist Facebook posts from its officers and a viral video of a family terrified by officers while held at gunpoint, Phoenix has introduced broad changes in an effort to "modernize" its troubled department, the mayor said.
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