Tag

Pinal County Sheriffs Office

All articles tagged with #pinal county sheriffs office

Violent Shootings Plague Phoenix Area, Leaving Multiple Injured and Dead
crime2 years ago

Violent Shootings Plague Phoenix Area, Leaving Multiple Injured and Dead

An illegal desert rave party near Superior, Arizona, turned deadly when a shooting occurred, leaving one person dead and another injured. The Pinal County Sheriff's Office responded to reports of shots fired and determined that the suspect had attempted to steal a vehicle before shooting the victims. Homicide detectives are now investigating the incident, and there is no ongoing threat to the community.

Fatal Plane Crash in Arizona's Superstition Mountains Claims Two Lives.
accidents2 years ago

Fatal Plane Crash in Arizona's Superstition Mountains Claims Two Lives.

Two people died in a small plane crash in Arizona's Superstition Mountains on Saturday morning. The plane took off from Falcon Field Airport in Mesa before crashing near Apache Junction. The Pinal County Sheriff's Office and the National Transportation Safety Board confirmed the deaths. The Federal Aviation Administration has been alerted to the crash.

Fatal Crash of Single-Engine Plane near Superstition Mountains.
accidents2 years ago

Fatal Crash of Single-Engine Plane near Superstition Mountains.

A single-engine Compagnie Daher TB 30 Epsilon carrying two people crashed near the Superstition Mountains in Apache Junction, killing both passengers. The plane took off from Falcon Field Airport in Mesa as part of a three-airplane flight. The FAA and National Transportation Safety Board are investigating the incident, and a preliminary report is expected in 2 to 3 weeks.

Fatal Plane Crash in Superstition Mountains Claims Two Lives
accidents2 years ago

Fatal Plane Crash in Superstition Mountains Claims Two Lives

A single-engine Compagnie Daher TB 30 Epsilon carrying two people crashed near the Superstition Mountains east of Apache Junction, killing both passengers. The plane took off from Falcon Field Airport in Mesa with two people on board as part of a three-airplane flight. The FAA and National Transportation Safety Board officials are investigating the incident, and a preliminary report is expected in 2 to 3 weeks.