Here’s the newsflash folks, criminals don’t pay attention to laws.
Pima County is seeing way too many plea deals being given out to dangerous criminals that go on to create more victims.
It’s time to enforce the laws we already have, not create new ones that penalize people that already follow the law. @votewarren
On the front page of today’s Arizona Republic: New records contradict Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos' claim about why he was disciplined
https://t.co/bsllqLnR5G
Pima County supervisors are preparing to review answers from Sheriff Chris Nanos, with at least two supervisors saying the document they have could lead to a move to vacate the office of the sheriff. https://t.co/i0fPdtBPTt
It appears Sheriff Nanos violated the Hatch Act.
He and his commanders may have worked together to violate Lt. Lappin's civil rights.
There needs to be a federal investigation.
@USAO_AZ
A Pima County supervisor wants to put Sheriff Chris Nanos on the hot seat over lies about his work history unearthed by @azcentral. Story by @stephanie_murr
https://t.co/BGS9gBewxB
In his friendly “exclusive” interview with KVOA, Nanos described his doctored resume as an administrative error. Here is the latest from @stephanie_murr about him lying under oath on being suspended eight times.
https://t.co/ll7f7AhaFj
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos won’t explain why he lied during sworn testimony about being suspended in the past. Instead, he said to “ignore” a Republic reporter, and then hid behind the legal curtain. @stephanie_murr @azcentral https://t.co/0aHxGsiTdI
Why didn’t Sheriff Nanos mention his eight suspensions when it came up during a recent deposition?
I reached out for comment, but he declined to answer my questions.
“Ignore her,” he replied.