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- DEVELOPINGFederal CaseMexican National Arrested for Harboring Illegal Aliens
Hector Ambrosio Ruiz, a 30-year-old Mexican national, was arrested yesterday and is accused of harboring illegal aliens.
Allegation — not a conviction.
- COURTSFederal CaseTucson Income Tax Preparer Found Guilty on 22 Counts of Filing False Federal Income Tax Returns
An Arizona income tax preparer was convicted on 22 counts of preparing false federal income tax returns for clients without their knowledge.
This story reports a conviction or sentence entered by a court.
- COURTSCourtsAttorney General Mayes Announces Six-Year Prison Sentence in Pima County Organized Retail Theft Case
Alexander Ludwig No was sentenced to six years in prison and three years of probation for his role in thefts from Lowe's stores. He pleaded guilty to organized retail theft, theft, and fraudulent schemes and artifices.
- COURTSAttorney General Mayes Urges Arizona Corporation Commission to Investigate Whether APS Customers Subsidized Data Centers and Other Large Energy Users
Attorney General Mayes urged the Arizona Corporation Commission to investigate whether APS customers subsidized data centers and other large energy users, potentially involving a nearly $600 million cost shift.
- COURTSFederal CaseDistrict of Arizona Charges 345 Individuals for Immigration-Related Criminal Conduct this Week
The U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Arizona charged 345 individuals this week with immigration-related criminal conduct following enforcement operations.
Allegation — not a conviction.
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