Jessica Johnson

2 days ago | yahoo.com | Jessica Johnson

The BriefTwo kids fell from a moving pick-up truck at Lake Pleasant's Desert Tortoise Campground around 3 p.m. on June 5, authorities said. There's no word on what led to the kids falling out of the truck. Peoria Fire-Medical Department says the kids were taken to the hospital in serious condition. MARICOPA COUNTY, Ariz. - Two kids fell out of a moving vehicle at Lake Pleasant's Desert Tortoise Campground on Thursday afternoon, Peoria Fire-Medical Department said.

2 days ago | fox10phoenix.com | Jessica Johnson

A man was taken to the hospital after being injured in a Peoria officer-involved shooting on Thursday night. What we know:The police department said it happened near Thunderbird Road and 87th Avenue on June 5. "Details are limited right now. One adult male has been transported to a local hospital regarding this incident. The officer involved is not injured, and there is no active threat to the community.

2 days ago | fox10phoenix.com | Jessica Johnson

Two kids fell out of a moving vehicle at Lake Pleasant's Desert Tortoise Campground on Thursday afternoon, Peoria Fire-Medical Department said. What we know:The June 5 incident happened near Desert Tortoise Road and Pallet Loop Road around 3 p.m."Upon arrival crews found two patients who had fallen from a moving vehicle. Both patients are minors. Both patients were treated by PFMD and Daisy Mountain Fire and transported via helicopter to a local hospital in serious condition," the department said.

3 days ago | fox10phoenix.com | Jessica Johnson

Former Interim Phoenix Police Chief Michael Sullivan has been named as the next U.S. Capitol Police Chief. What we know:"With over 30 years of law enforcement experience across three major U.S. cities, Michael Sullivan has focused on increasing transparency, improving departmental efficiency, and fostering strong relationships between officers, elected officials, and the community," U.S. Capitol Police said on June 4.

4 days ago | fox10phoenix.com | Jessica Johnson

Authorities have identified the two people who were found dead from gunshot wounds after being pulled from a Yuma house fire. What we know:The May 31 fire broke out around 11:25 p.m. near 16th Street and 10th Avenue at a home. "Crews from the Yuma Fire Department arrived on scene to find heavy smoke coming from multiple openings of the home. Yuma Engine 4 entered the structure and immediately located an unconscious subject.