Perry Vandell is a Public Safety and Breaking News Reporter at The Arizona Republic. He covers a range of topics including crime and justice, law enforcement, and aviation, with a particular focus on counterterrorism and law enforcement technology. Perry's work has been featured in various publications including USA TODAY and Yahoo News.
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Perry Vandell's focus is primarily on local crime-related news in the Phoenix, Arizona area. His coverage largely consists of breaking news and evolving stories related to tragic events and criminal activities.
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PHOENIX — Two men who appeared to be Phoenix police officers repeatedly beat, shocked and threatened to shoot a couple during a traffic stop in
By: Perry Vandell
Phoenix Chief Matt Giordano said he would hold his officers accountable if investigators found they broke the law or policies during a traffic stop.
By: Perry Vandell
Questions swirl around confounding allegations a couple made about a violent traffic stop that landed two Phoenix officers on administrative leave.
By: Perry Vandell
City and advocacy group leaders expressed concern over allegations surrounding a traffic stop by Phoenix police but differed on what to do next.
By: Perry Vandell
Perry Vandell Arizona Republic City and community leaders shared their shock and horror over the allegations a couple made about a
By: Perry Vandell
Arizona lawmakers sent a letter to city officials demanding answers over a controversial traffic stop that has landed Phoenix police in hot water.
By: Perry Vandell
Two officers are under arrest, but unanswered questions remain after a violent traffic stop in south Phoenix. What happens next in the investigation?
By: Perry Vandell
Former Phoenix police officers Luis Vasquez Jr. and Antonio Felix, accused of violent stop, were both released from jail after posting bond.
By: Maritza Dominguez, Perry Vandell
An initial complaint filed by prosecutors against two former Phoenix officers after a violent traffic stop tacked on additional and modified charges.
By: Perry Vandell
Investigators found evidence that suggested two former officers tried to conceal a violent traffic stop. That effort may have been undone by a door knock.
