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Defendant who fired at Phoenix Officers Figueroa and Freyburger sentenced
The Maricopa County Attorney’s Office announced that Frank Bernal, Jr., has been sentenced to 27.5 years in prison with no opportunity for early release. At approximately 11 p.m. on October 31, 2007, Bernal opened fire on Phoenix Officers Shane Figueroa #8485 and Brent Freyburger #8674 near 33rd Avenue and Jefferson. READ MORE.
Homicide, 2739 E. Chipman - 11/18/2008
At approximately 3:30 A.M. on 11-18-08, the victim Michael Carter-Scroggins and some friends were in the carport at 2739 E. Chipman when the suspect vehicle, a 2000 Ford Focus, four-door, green in color, drove eastbound through the alley south of the residence. At that time, unknown suspect or suspects fired multiple rounds at the people in the carport. The victim was struck by the gunfire.
The responding officers found the victim who was transported to a local hospital by Phoenix Fire Department personnel, where he died as a result of his injuries.
This investigation is still on-going. The motive for this shooting has not been determined and there is no suspect information.
Anyone who may have seen this incident or who may have information concerning it is encouraged to call the Phoenix Police Department Violent Crimes Bureau at (602) 262-6141 or “SILENT WITNESS” at (480) W-I-T-N-E-S-S. For Spanish, call (480) T-E-S-T-I-G-O.
Attempting to Identify Assault Victim - 11/14/08
Date & Time of occurrence: 10/29/08 at 0902 hours
Location: Bus stop at Central and Vineyard
The unidentified victim was punched in the face; falling backwards, striking his head on the concrete.
The victim has remained in the hospital, unresponsive until 11/13/08. The victim is now conscious, but uncommunicative.
If anyone has information reference the identity of the victim, please contact the Assaults Unit at 262-7693 or the Violent Crimes Bureau desk at 262-6141.
Chief Harris recently sat down with Newstalk 92-3 KTAR's Jayme West for an exclusive in-depth interview. The interviews cover a personal side of Chief Harris and a range of topics including economy, immigration, the Baseline Killer and Serial Shooter cases and his role as the Public Safety Manager. Please click on part one to hear the first of a six part series.
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Chief Harris recently sat down with Newstalk 92-3 KTAR's Jayme West for an exclusive in-depth interview. The interviews cover a personal side of Chief Harris and a range of topics including economy, immigration, the Baseline Killer and Serial Shooter cases and his role as the Public Safety Manager. Please click on part one to hear the first of a six part series. 
The mission of the Phoenix Police Reserve Foundation is to support and enhance the Reserve Division, and its public safety operations. To learn more about the Police Reserve and the Reserve Foundation 
