Miguel Torres is a crime reporter at the Arizona Republic. He covers the Phoenix Police Department and crime throughout the Valley of the Sun, with a focus on crime and justice, including white-collar crime and regional interests. Miguel's work has been featured in prominent publications such as AOL, Inc., USA TODAY, and Yahoo News.
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Miguel Torres’ reporting primarily focuses on crime and law enforcement in the Phoenix, Arizona area. He frequently includes expert commentary and government announcements in his articles.
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By: Miguel Torres
Miguel Torres Arizona Republic Show Caption Hide Caption Women sue 3 Phoenix men for turning their online photos into AI porn
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While Judge Susan Brnovich rejected his plea to be reinstated, she said Dusten Mullen had a likelihood of success in his First Amendment lawsuit.
By: Miguel Torres
Miguel Torres Arizona Republic A federal judge denied a Phoenix police sergeant's request to get his job back after he was captured
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After more than half a year of trial, Ian Mitcham waits to find out if he will be sentenced to death for the murder of Allison Feldman.
By: Miguel Torres
While Judge Susan Brnovich rejected former Phoenix police Sgt. Dusten Mullen's plea to be reinstated, she said he had a likelihood of success in his First Amendment lawsuit.
By: Miguel Torres
A federal judge denied a Phoenix police sergeant's request to get his job back after he was captured on video saying he planned to let teenage anti-ICE protesters assault him
By: Perry Vandell, Miguel Torres
Leroy Dean McGill’s life was marked by instability long before he was sentenced to death.
By: Miguel Torres
Daren Howard was shot and wounded by Glendale police after he grabbed and held onto a woman and reached for a knife, according to court records.
By: Miguel Torres
As jurors hit an impasse, one was dismissed for asking her boyfriend about prison living conditions and attempting to tell other jurors about it.
By: Miguel Torres
Prosecutors can try seeking the death penalty again. But if a second jury also deadlocks, Ian Mitcham will automatically receive a life sentence.
