Scottsdale police began looking into Lambert Dean Vander Tuig after receiving an auto theft report in February.

The Arizona Peace Officer Standards and Training Board is investigating the officer's conduct and could decide to suspend, revoke, or cancel his certification.

PHOENIX – An auto theft report in Scottsdale led to the arrest of a man wanted for fraud in California. The fugitive, Lambert Dean Vander Tuig, had been living under an alias in Arizona for several ...

A fugitive from California who was involved in a scam with multiple victims was arrested in Scottsdale, police said.

PHOENIX — The city of Scottsdale announced on Monday that it appointed a permanent police chief. Joe LeDuc is the new chief ...

The City of Phoenix already paid the family of Ali Osman $5 million. Now, one of the officers who shot him is suing the city ...

Scottsdale appoints Jeff Walther as assistant city manager and Joe LeDuc as police chief, highlighting their long-term ...

Joe LeDuc had his interim title removed when Scottsdale City Manager Greg Caton appointed him as permanent police chief.

LeDuc, who has been with Scottsdale police for more than 30 years, was named interim chief on Jan. 27, after Walther stepped ...

Scottsdale City Manager Greg Caton has officially appointed Jeff Walther as assistant city manager and Joe LeDuc as police ...

An Arizona pilot walked away relatively unscathed from a plane crash near a busy airport on Saturday morning after his ...

When Phoenix Fire Department crews arrived late morning on April 19, they found a biplane that had crashed into the carport ...