The dispatcher vangie or angie was absolutely horrible. I'd hate to be in a crisis and call for…read moreHELP and to have her answer the phone. She's was so rude. Idk if it's a power trip or what but rethink your hiring situation. You shouldn't work in the law enforcement industry if you're not there to help people.

I experienced a similar experience with the Yelp reviewer, PT (his/her post is on 5/30/2017). I had…read moreto drive through Arizona and yes, this area goes from 65 to 35 and within 100 feet, it goes back to 45 and 65. This is D. Cutchen's (#05981) spot to pull people over. I was pulled over due to not slowly down fast enough. He actually cut me off and forced me to stop, which is quite dangerous. I am also not Caucasian like PT.

D. Cutchen Badge No. 05981 drive toward me in front of my car and make an U turn then pull me over…read moreclaim I was drive at 54 MPH at 35 zone a mile ago. I ask how does he know that since he was not there, he said got Radar check me the speed is too fast. I think he is lie. because I was stop and using the restroom and take care my kid for half an hour in half mile ago and the I drive back on road make a left turn and he pull me over. He saw I am California plate and know there is no way I will attend the local court to fight. what a terrible person. He is abuse his police power to the people.

This is a quick and quirky roadside stop where there are real dinosaur tracks! We looked it up!…read moreIt's pretty amazing and there are Navajo men and women willing to walk you around to see specific fossils and tracks for donation/tip. We enjoyed the conversation and were happy to tip 20$ which felt fair--worth the stop

DANGER! WARNING! DO NOT GO HERE! If you do not pay for a tour (which is not mandatory), you may be…read moreassaulted. We stopped here & politely turned down the optional "tour" that we were immediately pressured to take (since we just wanted to just walk around on our own). I told them we were simply going to spend a few minutes there. After about 15 minutes, as we were leaving, we were suddenly, from out of nowhere, verbally assaulted when one man began pounding on our car window and screaming at us. Then, two other Navajo guides (see photo 1)--a man and woman--began yelling at us & threatening us, telling us to "Get the F---- out of here" and "You're not welcome!" THEN IT GOT VIOLENT when one large man (see photo 2) said "You better get the F--- out of here RIGHT NOW," picked up a large rock, and actually threw it at our windshield. It cracked (see photo 3). If it had shattered, my wife would've been covered with glass. We were in shock! It had escalated from nothing at all happening to extreme violence and us being in danger in literally seconds! He then began to walk toward the car and I realized both my wife and I were in serious danger. The guy was like 6'4, 240-275 lbs and in his twenties. I am 65 years old!!! These people are not just pushy, they are extremely violent. We immediately called the police when a safe distance down the road (see photo 4) and are pressing charges. We absolutely in danger. These people practically force you to pay up (when there is no fee, supposedly)--and if you don't pay, then you will be threatened (see other 1-star reviews on YELP detailing violence & aggression & assault) and, as in our case, actually attacked -- they are very violent.

Visiting the Hopi House was such an incredible learning experience! This National Historical…read moreLandmark, located right on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon has been offering authentic American Indian arts and crafts for over 100 years. It serves as a living museum where visitors can purchase authentic pottery, jewelry, and textiles, providing a unique connection to Southwest Native American culture. I remember visiting this place as a child with my parents, now I have the privilege of sharing in the same learning experience with my own kids! Prices are reasonable while other specialty items were high-priced! The staff are knowledgeable and helpful. I would definitely recommend this museum to anyone interested in the history of Native American art and culture! It's an incredible learning experience!

Really cool place with a great selection of Indigenous-made jewelry/accessories, Zuni fetishes,…read moreNavajo/Diné rugs, and of course Grand Canyon merchandise. Make sure to go upstairs while you're here to see everything available in the gallery space! It's easy to miss. The employees here were very nice and helpful.