Tucson Police do not consider the release of wrong surveillance video they had hoped would lead them to potential witnesses in the case of missing 6-year-old Isabel Celis as a step back in the investigation.... Read more»
Tucson Police said the surveillance video released Friday that shows five potential witnesses walking toward the neighborhood of the Celis family home was from the wrong day as the case for missing 6-year-old Isabel Celis moved into its 10th day.... Read more»
Tucson Police are reviewing the statements of at least three “witnesses” seen on a surveillance video distributed by TPD in the search for missing 6-year-old Isabel Celis.... Read more»
Investigators in the case of missing 6-year-old Isabel Celis were speaking with a man who identified himself as one of the potential witnesses seen in a surveillance video released Friday night.... Read more»
The Tucson Police Department has released surveillance video of a group of people who may be potential witnesses to the disappearance of 6-year-old Isabel Celis.... Read more»
Investigators spent another day Thursday following up on leads but had no breakthroughs in the disappearance of 6-year-old Isabel Celis. ... Read more»
The parents of missing 6-year-old Isabel Celis made tearful pleas in English and Spanish on Wednesday for the return of their daughter. “Please, please, to the person or persons who have Isabel: Tell us your demands. Tell us what you want,” said Sergio Celis.... Read more»
Profilers from the FBI were expected to arrive in Tucson on Tuesday to aid investigators in the search for missing 6-year-old Isabel Mercedes Celis.... Read more»
Family, friends and supporters attended a vigil Sunday night for missing 6-year-old Isabel Mercedes Celis, who was reported missing from her Midtown home on Saturday morning.... Read more»
Tucson-area law enforcement officials added to the pile of briefs filed with the Supreme Court this week opposing Arizona’s SB 1070. Villaseñor and Dupnik joined ex-state Attorneys General Woods and Goddard, along with Grijalva and dozens of others in asking the court to strike down the law.... Read more»1
Guest opinion: Under Chief Villaseñor’s direction, the Tucson Police Department abused both power and force March 1. They feebly attempted to cloak their actions under color of law with a vague, rarely-used City ordinance to do so.... Read more»5
A day after being told to leave DeAnza Park, 21 Occupy Tucson campers were arrested by Tucson police Thursday morning. City officials cited increasing disturbances and calls to police for the move.... Read more»5
Occupy Tucson campers have been told by Tucson Police to vacate DeAnza Park by Thursday. City officials cited increasing disturbances and calls to police for the move. Occupiers were to meet Wednesday evening to plan their response.... Read more»1
An open letter to Councilman Kozachik and TPD Chief Villaseñor, from organizer Shannon Cain: “We are Occupy Tucson, and this village isn’t going anywhere.”... Read more»22
Tucson police ordered Occupy Tucson protesters from a downtown park Wednesday night after a critic of the camp rented the park. About 100 protesters removed tents and personal belongings from Veinte de Agosto Park as officers looked on. There was one arrest. (with video)... Read more»8
Police cleared Occupy Tucson protesters from Armory Park late Thursday night to make way for Saturday’s Procession of Little Angels. Some protesters moved their tents to join an Occupy encampment at Veinte de Agosto Park. (with video)... Read more»4
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