Patrick Hayes

Phoenix

Public Relations Representative at Northrop Grumman

Favorite grandchild. Weekend warrior in US Army. I have two turtles and a dog.

Articles

S5:E13 | Compliance Grab Bag! | Compliance In Context (Podcast)

Mar 5, 2025 | mondaq.com | Patrick Hayes

Welcome back to the Compliance In Context podcast! On today's show, we will be reviewing a multitude of regulatory and compliance topics, including artificial intelligence, books and records, types of marketing materials, the SEC Marketing Rule, post-commitment management fees, private fund recycling, and many more fantastic issues in our first ever Compliance Grab Bag! To help guide us through the conversation, we welcome in Christine Schleppergrell from Morgan Lewis and Christopher Mulligan...
S5:E11 | Effective Strategies For Building Your Compliance Team | Compliance In Context (Podcast)

Jan 13, 2025 | mondaq.com | Patrick Hayes

Welcome back to the Compliance In Context podcast! Ontoday's show, we welcome in former NSCP Chair and current CCOof Robinhood, Norm Ashkenas, to discuss how firms can build aculture of compliance inside their firms and what it takes to buildout an effective compliance team.
Deported veterans in Phoenix push for change – KION546

Sep 4, 2024 | kion546.com | Patrick Hayes

Deported veterans in Phoenix push for change PHOENIX (KNXV) — Veterans living in Phoenix are raising awareness about former service members being deported. “Because I was gone for 10 years, it was like coming back from a really long deployment,” said Milton Tepeyac, a Marine Corps veteran previously deported. “We fall through the cracks,” said Alex Murillo, a Navy veteran.
Deported veterans in Phoenix push for change

Sep 3, 2024 | kgun9.com | Patrick Hayes

PHOENIX — Veterans living in Phoenix are raising awareness about former service members being deported. “Because I was gone for 10 years, it was like coming back from a really long deployment,” said Milton Tepeyac, a Marine Corps veteran previously deported. “We fall through the cracks,” said Alex Murillo, a Navy veteran. As ABC15 previously reported, Murillo and Tepeyac were deported to Mexico after being convicted of marijuana-related charges.
Deported veterans in Phoenix push for change

Sep 2, 2024 | abc15.com | Patrick Hayes

PHOENIX — Veterans living in Phoenix are raising awareness about former service members being deported. “Because I was gone for 10 years, it was like coming back from a really long deployment,” said Milton Tepeyac, a Marine Corps veteran previously deported. “We fall through the cracks,” said Alex Murillo, a Navy veteran. As ABC15 previously reported, Murillo and Tepeyac were deported to Mexico after being convicted of marijuana-related charges.
Valley residents raise concerns over living conditions at city-owned senior center

Aug 29, 2024 | abc15.com | Patrick Hayes

PHOENIX — Phoenix seniors said they're frustrated with how they're being treated. "We're seniors and we mean something," said Victor Sanchez, a resident at Senior Living at Henson Village. Sanchez and other seniors are voicing concerns about the living conditions at the apartment complex for seniors which is partially owned by the City of Phoenix. Several residents reached out to ABC15 and shared videos of homeless people living outside, leaky roofs and overflowing trashcans.
Phoenix city officials look at bringing back red-light cameras

Aug 28, 2024 | abc15.com | Patrick Hayes

PHOENIX — Could red-light cameras in Phoenix make a comeback? A Phoenix committee on traffic safety is considering bringing them back as a tool to make the city’s streets safer. A dozen red-light cameras across Phoenix were put in place in 2001 and removed in 2019. City officials have discussed bringing them back in the years since, including just last year.
Tempe officials to hold public meetings for proposed speed limit changes

Aug 26, 2024 | abc15.com | Patrick Hayes

TEMPE, AZ — Tempe officials will hold two public hearings for proposed speed limit changes on four major roadways — Mill Avenue, College Avenue, First Street and Southern Avenue. According to the city, the changes look to "match the function and character of these corridors." Still, some drivers told ABC15 they don't think reducing speeds will help. "I feel like a lot of people do speed on the street," said Caden Bundy. "They do go faster than the posted speed limit and stuff."Others agreed.
'It's like a game of Frogger,' Residents ask for new crosswalk on Central Avenue

Jul 25, 2024 | abc15.com | Patrick Hayes

PHOENIX — Neighbors near Central Ave. and Northern Ave. in Phoenix want the city to install a crosswalk or HAWK light to help keep people safe. "I just don't want anyone to get hit," said Beth Hilker. Hilker told ABC15 more people are starting to cross Central Ave. to get to new OHSO restaurant in the area. "It's a great place to have in the neighborhood. We love it, we're so excited about it, but it is bringing a lot of people crossing Central," she said.
Rideshare service with armed driver option coming to Phoenix

Jul 21, 2024 | abc15.com | Patrick Hayes

A new rideshare service is expanding to Phoenix. BlackWolf is based in Atlanta and is known for letting its drivers carry firearms. However, the company's founder, Kerry KingBrown, told ABC15 that his company is focused on finding the right drivers to keep people safe. "I tell a lot of people — don't focus on the armed part, focus on the vetting process," he said. WE'RE HERE TO HELP Do you have a concern in your community or a news tip?