Nancy Gardner – Camp Verde Marshal’s Office

In 2018, Marshal Nancy Gardner was terminated following an Arizona Department of Public Safety investigation. The investigation revealed she created a culture of intimidation and fear among subordinates, exerted improper influence in departmental incident reports, appeared untruthful regarding a candidate’s background, paid personnel in violation of policy, and misused public funds. Additionally, she mocked employees […]

Harvey Roberts – Satsuma Police Department

On July 4, 2020, Officer Harvey Roberts conducted a traffic stop involving Logan Carter and her family. Carter alleged that Roberts used excessive force, including physical assault and profanity towards her and her husband. Following these allegations, Roberts was placed on administrative leave pending an investigation. The Satsuma Police Department reinstated him after determining that […]

David Grossman – Buckeye Police Department

On July 19, 2017, Officer David Grossman, a drug recognition expert with the Buckeye Police Department, encountered 14-year-old Connor Leibel, who has autism, in a public park. Mistaking Connor’s self-stimulatory behavior (‘stimming’) with a piece of string for illegal drug use, Grossman approached and questioned him. Despite Connor explaining his actions, Grossman escalated the situation […]

Sgt. A. Robbins – Saraland Police Department

On September 8, 2024, Sgt. A. Robbins conducted a traffic stop on an individual who identified as an American State National. The individual alleged that Sgt. Robbins unlawfully seized private property, specifically a Regulation Z tag, and threatened arrest without proper cause. The complainant also claimed that Sgt. Robbins failed to acknowledge legal documents presented […]

Jimmy Hill – Samson Police Department

In July 2023, Police Chief Jimmy Hill was placed on paid administrative leave pending an internal investigation by city officials. In August, he received a termination letter from the city council. The specific reasons for his termination were not publicly disclosed. ([wdhn.com](https://www.wdhn.com/news/local-news/samson-police-chief-fired-after-city-council-rejects-letter-of-resignation/?utm_source=openai)) ## Officer Forum Links: – [Jimmy Hill](https://watchaudits.com/forums/topic/jimmy-hill/) ## Officer Forum Links: – [Jimmy […]

Charles V. Austin – Bisbee Police Department

In January 2017, Officer Charles V. Austin was decertified after being found intoxicated on duty with a blood alcohol content of .179%. The Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training Board revoked his certification due to this violation. ## Officer Forum Links: – [Charles V. Austin](https://watchaudits.com/forums/topic/charles-v-austin-2/) ## Officer Forum Links: – [Charles V. Austin](https://watchaudits.com/forums/topic/charles-v-austin-2/)

Dolores Luberto – Bisbee Police Department

In June 2020, Animal Control Officer Dolores Luberto called police on a man recording her in public. The man was tackled and arrested by responding officers. Luberto was placed on paid administrative leave following the incident. The city manager confirmed her suspension, but no further disciplinary actions were detailed. ## Officer Forum Links: – [Dolores […]

Robert Coronado – Bisbee Police Department

In April 2015, Sgt. Robert Coronado fatally shot Carlos Ramirez behind a Bisbee Safeway. Ramirez’s family filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Coronado and the city. In September 2017, a settlement was reached, though the terms were not disclosed. ## Officer Forum Links: – [Robert Coronado](https://watchaudits.com/forums/topic/robert-coronado/) ## Officer Forum Links: – [Robert Coronado](https://watchaudits.com/forums/topic/robert-coronado/)

Ed Holly – Bisbee Police Department

In December 2009, Deputy Police Chief Ed Holly resigned after an investigation revealed multiple violations, including misuse of police vehicles for personal purposes, harassment, unauthorized background checks, and dishonesty to superiors and investigators. The city planned to terminate him, but he resigned before the process was completed. No civil or criminal charges were pursued against […]

Sgt. Miller – Russellville Police Department

Sgt. Miller served as a field training officer for Officer Gentry after her promotion to sergeant. He evaluated her performance, noting deficiencies in leadership, professionalism, and adherence to department policies. His evaluations contributed to the decision to demote Officer Gentry back to patrol officer. Officer Gentry alleged that the evaluations were biased and part of […]

Cpt. Prince – Russellville Police Department

Cpt. Prince was involved in the reassignment of Officer Gentry to the night shift after her demotion. Officer Gentry complained about the schedule change, and Cpt. Prince informed her it was temporary until new sergeants gained experience. Officer Gentry alleged that this reassignment was retaliatory, but the court found that she failed to establish a […]

Sgt. Floyd Graf – Benson Police Department

Sgt. Floyd Graf retired in January 2021 after 20 years of service. In 2020, the Cochise County Sheriff’s Office initiated a criminal investigation into the alleged theft of assets belonging to former Benson City Councilman Alfonso ‘Al’ Sacco. Both Sgt. Graf and his wife, Christina Graf, were listed as investigative leads. Christina Graf was placed […]

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