Robert Anglen is an investigative reporter for The Arizona Republic, where he has worked since 2003. He specializes in white-collar fraud, complex financial schemes, and issues within the judicial system, often focusing on crime and justice. His award-winning work has been featured in various publications, including AZCentral, USA TODAY, and Yahoo News.
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By: Lauren De Young, Alaina Mencinger, Robert Anglen
PHOENIX — The gunman police accuse of shooting 10 people, killing three, at an Idaho In-N-Out Burger on Aug. 1 described himself in college as a "combat sport enthusiast" who
By: Lauren De Young, Alaina Mencinger, Robert Anglen
Chad Williams, 24, is suspected of opening fire at a Twin Falls In-N-Out on Aug. 1. He appears to have previously lived in Arizona, records showed.
By: Rey Covarrubias, Robert Anglen
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By: Robert Anglen, Rey Covarrubias
Robert Anglen and Rey Covarrubias Jr., Arizona Republic Arizona State University announced it was investigating an outdoor workout in which a member of the hockey team collapsed and remains hospitalized.
By: Robert Anglen, Rey Covarrubias
A former Green Beret who has led military-type workouts for college athletes was involved in the outdoor exercise where an Arizona State University hockey player collapsed on Aug. 20.
By: Robert Anglen
An attorney for Matthew Mayich, who is in a coma, says the hockey player was subjected to a brutal workout, and ASU is mishandling the investigation.
By: Robert Anglen
ASU policy requires athletes to be exposed to heat gradually. The hockey player who collapsed had been in Arizona less than a week, lawyer says.
By: Robert Anglen
Robert Anglen, Arizona Republic The comatose Arizona State University hockey player may have been in metro Phoenix for less than a week
By: Robert Anglen
St. Louis Blues draft pick Matthew Mayich had been in Phoenix "five days max" when his family's lawyer said he suffered exertional heatstroke and collapsed.
