Dave Biscobing

Following ABC15’s special investigation, "A Shot in the Dark", thousands of viewers have left comments, questions, and concerns about the law and the case.

The department confirmed it is investigating whether an Instagram account belongs to Officer Anthony DeSanto and whether he authored the post.

A special city disciplinary panel has overturned the suspensions of the pair of Phoenix police officers involved in the violent and sudden arrest of an innocent deaf man with cerebral palsy.

A Maricopa County Superior Court judge sentenced a man to four years in prison for making terrorist threats and advancing on a deputy with a knife.

Two Tempe officers faced no discipline after using body cameras to record a naked, handcuffed woman during a medical episode.

A member of the Phoenix Police Department's Critical Incident Review Board says the board is flawed, exists mostly for show, and is stacked in favor of law enforcement.

In two different high-profile and chaotic Phoenix police shootings, officers shouted "show me your hands" but never shouted "police” to clearly identify themselves before opening fire.

Valley trauma surgeon Dr. Kris Johnson faces five to 10 years in prison under the only plea deal Maricopa County prosecutors will offer him.

Phoenix police officials have confirmed that Officer Anthony DeSanto posted a series of crying-laughing face emojis on a social media story about a controversial shooting case.

The City of Prescott and the Central Arizona Fire and Medical Authority are facing a lawsuit filed by a man who claims he was arrested, maliciously prosecuted, and defamed based on false allegations from a local fire chief.