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Arizona’s Redistricting Commission Should Regard the Tea Party as Disruptive Loons

By Stephen LemonsJuly 28, 2011

More than anything, the Tea Party movement in Arizona reminds me of the assorted wackjobs who believed that the 9/11 attacks on America were an “inside job” by the administration of President George W. Bush, a moronic contention now thoroughly debunked and discredited. Like the so-called 9/11 “truthers,” Tea Baggers…

July 27 In Blogs: Entourage, Chartreuse, Pauly D, Russell Pearce, and Daniel Tosh

By James KingJuly 27, 2011

In the 24-hour news cycle, it can be difficult to keep up. We have the solution. Check back on Valley Fever every evening for highlights from each of New Times’ blogs.Today’s entries…

West 6th Tempe, Formerly Centerpoint Towers, Ready for Residents to Move In On Monday

By Ray SternJuly 27, 2011

Six years after construction began, and following nearly three years of inactivity, one of the towers at Sixth Street and Maple Avenue in Tempe will welcome its first residents on Monday.The project began in 2005 as the overly ambitious Centerpoint Condominium towers, a brainchild of developer Ken Losch and his…

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Summer Months Turn Flagstaff Into Homeless Haven Despite City’s Harsh Laws

By Adele HamptonJuly 27, 2011

To escape the hellish Valley heat, thousands of homeless men and women make the uphill trek to sunny Flagstaff during the summer months. This week’s New Times cover story looks at the relationship between the hordes of backpacking homeless and the picturesque city that is trying to deal with them…

Serial False-Reporter Linda Ruiz-Rodriguez Called 9-1-1 129 Times Because She Wanted Some Attention

By James KingJuly 27, 2011

Poor Linda Ruiz-Rodriguez. All she wanted was a little attention, and now she’s charged with multiple felonies.Since January 1, 60-year-old Ruiz-Rodriguez has called 9-1-1 129 times to report various emergencies in her 36th Street Phoenix neighborhood. The problem, however, is that in none of those 129 instances was there an…

Erik Grumpelt, Alleged Meth Head, Tried to Kill Himself After Telling Dad About Dead Girlfriend in His Apartment

By James KingJuly 27, 2011

Turns out, Erik Grumpelt — the Mesa man accused of murdering his girlfriend and living with her decomposing body in his apartment for more than two months — is a meth head.According to court documents obtained by New Times, Grumpelt tested positive for amphetamine while hospitalized earlier this week, and…

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Two Victims of Apache Junction Murder Identified, Police Charge Three in the Drug-Related Shootout

By Adele HamptonJuly 27, 2011

Police have identified the two men who were found dead in an Apache Junction trailer park over the weekend, and now have three people in custody for the drug-related double murder.Edward L. Reagan Jr, 40, of Apache Junction and 22-year-old Jamie G. Mountain of Mesa were found Sunday night in…

Jeffery Hendershott Among Employees in Alleged Nepotism Scheme by Father, Former MCSO Chief Deputy Dave Hendershott

By Ray SternJuly 27, 2011

Jeffery Hendershott, the son of former Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office Chief Deputy David Hendershott, was among several people named in a recent probe of questionable hiring practices at the office.Hendershott, a 29-year-old who was arrested yesterday on suspicion of DUI and hit-and-run, worked for the sheriff’s office as a communications…

George Guzman Says He’s “Probably Hit 1,000 Dogs” With His Car — Including His Own German Shepherd

By James KingJuly 27, 2011

“I don’t care about dogs, I’ve probably hit 1,000 dogs in my life.”That’s what 69-year-old George Guzman told police Monday night after running over two pooches, one of which was his own German Shepherd.According to court records obtained by New Times, about 8 p.m. Monday, Guzman was seen driving his…

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Russell Pearce Challenger Jerry Lewis Formally Announces Candidacy in LD 18 Recall Race

By Stephen LemonsJuly 27, 2011

As Eddie Albert liked to say in The Longest Yard (the original, not the Adam Sandler remake), “His-to-ry.”That’s what Arizona witnessed this morning in Mesa in the garden room of the Victorian-style Wright House, the quaint, embowered venue where so many marriages have taken place. There, charter school superintendent and former…

Jeffery Hendershott, Son of Former MCSO Chief Deputy David Hendershott, Arrested on Suspicion of DUI and Hit-and-Run

By Ray SternJuly 27, 2011

Jeffery Hendershott, son of former Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office Chief Deputy David Hendershott, was arrested yesterday on suspicion of DUI and hit-and-run.Thanks to Sheriff Joe Arpaio’s Mugshot of the Day program, you can vote to make Hendershott’s kid’s picture No. 1 on the MCSO Web site. (For some reason, though,…

Phoenix Ranked Number-One City for Single Women; City’s “Posh” Dating Scene Cited as Reason

By James KingJuly 27, 2011

“Exhilarating.” “Posh.” Those are both words used to describe Phoenix’s dating scene by Rent.com, which recently released its 2011 rankings of the top-10 cities for single women.In fact, Phoenix’s “posh” dating scene, the website determined, earned the city the top spot on the list.Rent.com, apparently, never traveled west of Phoenix’s…

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Orlando “O-Dog” Hudson’s Blunder in Last Night’s D-Backs Win: Say it Isn’t So, Dude!

By Paul RubinJuly 27, 2011

Orlando “O-Dog” Hudson was one of our favorite Arizona Diamondbacks during his three years in Phoenix (2006-08), an upbeat second-baseman who was an All-Star and won a pair of Gold Gloves awards.   But Hudson split for the big money after the 2008 season, and has bounced around since then,…

Arizona State University Wins Daniel Tosh’s College Campus Invasion Challenge — Despite Never Entering Contest

By James KingJuly 27, 2011

Tucked between bits about one of his interns eating his feces and a video where a pregnant porn star pukes after the “money shot,” comedian Daniel Tosh announced last night that Arizona State University has won his show’s College Campus Invasion challenge.Since March, Tosh has been looking for the school…

Arizona Diamondbacks Get Complete Game Out of Joe Saunders, Win Third Straight

By Jay BennettJuly 27, 2011

Joe Saunders needed only 99 pitches to dispatch the lowly San Diego Padres Tuesday night at Petco Park as the Arizona Diamondbacks won their third straight in a 6-1 victory. Saunders, the 30-year-old veteran lefty who wasn’t expected to contribute much for the D-Backs this year, has quietly become a…

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Morning Poll: Who Do You Believe in US Airways Dispute With Pilots Union?

By James KingJuly 27, 2011

A union representing pilots for Tempe-based US Airways took out a full-page ad in USA Today Friday, alleging the airline tried to intimidate a pilot into flying a malfunctioning airplane.In total, the US Airways Pilots Association claims, six pilots refused to fly the aircraft before the airline agreed to fix…

Erik Grumpelt’s Girlfriend Admitted to Cheating on Him — So He Murdered Her and Lived in Apartment With Corpse for More Than Two Months

By James KingJuly 27, 2011

Erik Grumpelt’s girlfriend admitted to him that she’d had sex with other men in his bed. He then kneed her in the lower abdomen several times as the two were in that very bed, apparently killing her. That was more than months ago, and Grumpelt’s been living with the decomposing body…

July 26 In Blogs: Jim Breuer, Public House Garage, Treasure Island Music Festival, and Matt Salmon

By James KingJuly 26, 2011

In the 24-hour news cycle, it can be difficult to keep up. We have the solution. Check back on Valley Fever every evening for highlights from each of New Times’ blogs.Today’s entries:…

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Hall Financial Group Pays $197,500 to Tempe Couple in Apartment Discrimination Lawsuit Settlement

By Ray SternJuly 26, 2011

A Tempe couple who alleged discriminatory treatment by their apartment manager were paid $197,500 in a settlement with a Texas company.That’s the largest fair housing lawsuit settlement in the history of the civil division of the state Attorney General’s Office. The case began in 2007 under former AG Terry Goddard,…

Matt Salmon, Question-Dodging Congressional Candidate, Leads District 6 Race, According to Poll

By James KingJuly 26, 2011

We think we’ve figured out why Congressional candidate Matt Salmon refuses to explain his newfound love for Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio: Salmon’s leading the polls — why bother?Salmon’s campaign today issued a press release claiming Salmon leads his two GOP opponents in the District 6 Congressional primary by at…

Joe Arpaio: “I Don’t Use Computers” — as Posted on His Twitter Page

By James KingJuly 26, 2011

It’s no secret that Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio doesn’t know how to use a computer. It’s also obvious that he uses “ghost Tweeters” to update his Twitter page. But to have his minions (under the guise of being Arpaio) brag about his computer illiteracy in a forum that can only be accessed…

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Maricopa County Stallion Tests Positive for STD; Tainted Semen Shipped to Three States

By James KingJuly 26, 2011

Just weeks after Arizona contained an outbreak of horse herpes, a stallion in Maricopa County has tested positive for an STD.According to officials at the Arizona Department of Agriculture, a stallion has tested positive for Contagious Equine Metrititis, resulting in the quarantine of five other horses that were exposed to the…

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