
Perry Vandell
West Valley Public Safety Reporter at The Arizona Republic
Breaking News Reporter at The Arizona Republic
Professional miscreant. Public safety/breaking news reporter @azcentral. He/Him. Send tips and memes to [email protected]. DM for PGP key.
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5 days ago |
azcentral.com | Helen Rummel |Perry Vandell
A 48-year-old man in Surprise could be prosecuted for premeditated murder after police said he shot his 3-year-old daughter during a standoff with police. She later died at a hospital. Police have not shared the name of the little girl who was shot May 1 at her home. Sgt.
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6 days ago |
azcentral.com | Perry Vandell
Glendale police announced they had identified three people present during a mass shooting that killed three people on May 4 to interview and asked for the public's help identifying two more. None of the five people were suspects, but they may have valuable information, police said. Police released photos of the first three people of interest May 7 and asked for help identifying two others May 8.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Perry Vandell |Richard Ruelas
Glendale police asked the public on May 7 to help detectives identify three people who were present for a mass shooting that killed three and injured five at El Camaron Gigante, which is roughly a block away from the city’s historic downtown, on May 4. Before the shooting, hundreds of people were attending a dance party on the restaurant's patio. The event had been put on by On A Sunday Afternoon, a Chicano lifestyle and clothing brand that regularly organized dance events.
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1 week ago |
azcentral.com | Perry Vandell
The mother and stepmother of Damien and Christopher Spoule said the brothers lost their lives trying to make new friends. The two were gunned down during a mass shooting at a dance party at El Caramon Gigante restaurant in Glendale on May 4, along with 21-year-old Milo Suniga. Five other people were injured. Stephanie Ortega and Regenea LaRoche, their mother and stepmother respectively, told The Arizona Republic on May 6 that their sons didn’t have many friends outside their family.
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1 week ago |
azcentral.com | Perry Vandell
Three people were killed and five injured in a mass shooting at a Glendale restaurant on May 4. GoFundMe pages were created for the victims' families to assist with funeral costs. No arrests have been made. Police are asking the public for any information related to the shooting. Families of the victims who were killed on May 4 in a mass shooting that occurred at a crowded dance party launched GoFundMe campaigns to help fund funeral arrangements.
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