Helped me recover a stolen vehicle very quickly. Honorable people who care. Thank you all.read more

Officer Kim was a complete joke. He was assigned to my call of a complaint of road rage and. a man…read morein a camper throwing windshield fluid all over my car. the man was having a temper tantrum because he couldn't move forward until I left. Officer Kim's first question was, "did you tell the man you would pray for him?!?" No mention of throwing objects at my car or this man's road rage. I can only assume this is the beginning of Christian persecution and Officer Kim has a front seat pass to the beginning of the end against Christianity. officer Kim obviously subscribes to the "not my circus, not my elephants" regime.

Office pulled me over watched up to window and lied to my face telling me I'm doing 60 in a 45. I…read morerequested the radar that was non existent, at this time office told me he paced me. I told him that is funny as I'm on GPS and I do not believe his statement. He then wrote me a ticket for going 55 in a 45 and tried to get me to admit to this. I told him he was a liar to his face and called his supervisor. Supervisor backed this tyrant and basically told me he did not care his officer was a liar and it was at his discretion. I thankfully filmed this and will be bringing this to court with me. NO INTEGRITY, NO HONESTY, NO RESPECT! DISGRACE TO THE UNIFORM AND MORE SO THE UNITED STATES FLAG ON IT UNIFORM.

Officer McCabe was extremely helpful and went above the call of his duties. He helped me get my…read moremoney back I accidentally left at the walmart self check. THANKS SOOOOO MUCH!!!

Protect and serve my ass. I lost my hat at 89-A. They said that they couldn't do anything about…read morebecause it was trash even tho this hat is my private property.

My friend and I went into the City of Sedona for a few hours. We thought the St Patrick's Day…read moreParade was the day we went, but it was the day before:( But we still had fun. I appreciated seeveral free parking lots. We had to walk about eight blocks to get into the heart of the city. But it was a gorgeous day so we enjoyed the walk. We went into a few stores and had lunch. It was a little tricky crossing the main street as you couldn't cross at every block. But we're quick learners lol. The city was cute and a bit smaller than I imagined. But I loved this small quaint town! One of the shop owners told us about a spot outside of town where we could buy jewelry direct from the Navajo tribe. That was so sweet of her! The people were friendly and the view of the red rocks surrounding Sedona was amazing!

The city of Sedona is known for its lovely red pillars of red rocks surrounding the area, great art…read morescene and spiritual vortexes. As you enter town, the first thing you will notice are the red rocks surrounding formations. They will take your breath away. There are many galleries to wander in and out of. Have a tarot reading and find out what you have in store for your future. If you want to see and travel about, think about a Pink Jeep tour. A guide will take you off the beaten path maybe to Oak Creek Canyon and various hiking areas. Plenty of places to eat, shop, hike and enjoy. The weather is cooler there too where elevation is 4,300'. I've always thought that Sedona was a warm up session for Monument Valley. It is red rock formation glorified!

I retired to the Prescott area 5 years ago after a 49 year career in Law Enforcement and Security…read more I have met several of the officers from all three departments. My former department, the California Highway Patrol, had always encouraged officers to be approachable and polite. Today I contacted an officer at the PV Ocean Blue carwash that was vacuuming her radio car. As I approached she smiled and faced me. I thanked her for her service and extended my hand. We shook hands and I wished her a Merry Christmas and a safe New Year. Her uniform and appearance was impeccable and she was a credit to the profession. Although I miss the job it's officer's like her that let you know that you are in good hands. Her name was of Greek origin and ended in "Poulos". Thank you officer. Scott Weldy, CHP retired Prescott AZ

They've had my property for months. Whenever I come in or call I'm told they don't have any…read moreinformation

BIG SHOUT OUT to the amazing Gilbert Poilce Department!!…read more Sunday 10/16 at 10:30 pm I was still awake and heard a loud noise from the front of my home. I turned on exterior lights then checked my Ring camera to see 2 guys trying to break my front door security screen. When the Ring light came on they ran away. I called the police and the dispatcher stayed with me on the phone until 3 officers arrived. These officers did a full property sweep then reviewed the Ring video. Turns out there were several other police cars responding by searching the general area. The officers in my home shared a description of one of the guys with the police cruising the neighborhood. The guys were found and arrested!!! This took all of 30 minutes since the incident occurred. The Gilbert Police department is exceptional!!! I am so grateful!!! Thank you Gilbert Police!

I'm extremely disappointed with the response I received from the Gilbert Police Department after a…read morefrightening road rage incident on Sunday, April 26. My grandson and I were in the Fry's parking lot at Baseline and Gilbert when a man aggressively pulled in front of us and nearly caused a collision. I honked my horn to avoid being hit--something any reasonable driver would do. Instead of correcting his behavior, the driver stopped his car, began yelling, got out, flipped us off, and made threatening gestures toward both me and my grandchild. He then sped off recklessly, even hitting a curb as he exited. I immediately contacted the police and provided a license plate number along with a description of the individual. The officer's response was shocking. Rather than addressing the dangerous and threatening behavior, I was told that in the future I should avoid honking my horn because "it can make people angry." That advice shifts responsibility away from the aggressor and onto the victim, which is completely unacceptable. I was also told that there was little they could do because the vehicle was registered to a woman--despite the fact that someone else was clearly driving. No effort to contact the owner, no indication of follow-up, and no reassurance that this dangerous individual would be addressed. This kind of response does not inspire confidence in public safety. When someone is behaving aggressively and threatening others in broad daylight, especially around families, there should be accountability. Instead, it felt like the situation was dismissed entirely. I expected better from a department tasked with protecting the community. Unfortunately, this experience left me feeling unsupported and concerned that it may take someone getting seriously hurt before action is taken.

Officers in Scottsdale are racist asl don't like black people for dann sure Ive had the worst exp…read moreI've ever had with any cops with them

No answer after 5 minutes and no voicemail to let them know what's going on. Had to call 911read more

I was awakened at 3:50 AM the morning of June 17 by a Mesa Police Dept officer aiming a very large…read moreand bright flashlight in my face informing me they found my stolen vehicle. My car was stolen on Feb 12, 2025. I checked my phone after he left and there was a voicemail from an officer saying that if I couldn't go to get the car within the hour (they found it around 2:00 AM) they would send me the tow slip in the mail. What happened to that plan? It really creeped me out and I felt unsafe. There was no need for the officer to come to my house at that hour. I was not comfortable and wouldn't even open my steel security screen door to accept the tow slip he was delivering. I asked him to just drop it on the ground and I went to my front window and waited until he drove away before I went to the front door to get the tow slip. He wasn't even parked in front of my house, which was an option. He was parked across the street in front of the neighbor house two doors away. Why didn't he park directly across from my house, which would have placed the vehicle under the dog waste station where the only light on the street is? I couldn't even tell it was a police vehicle until he turned around at the end of the street and doubled back to drive past my house. I was left feeling the same level of being violated and unsafe as I experienced when my vehicle was stolen because my address was on my registration and insurance documents along with my community gate remote and garage door opener. Giving the officer the benefit of the doubt, maybe he thought he was doing me a favor by providing me with the tow slip so I didn't have to wait for it to come in the mail? I don't know. What I do know is I was left feeling vulnerable and unsafe.

I was the victim of a crime in Mesa, which brought upwards of 20+ police officers to the scene…read more Most of them stood around, casually laughing and bullshitting with each other, doing nothing of any actual value or substance. One of them took my information and said I'd be contacted...that never happened. So I made multiple calls to the station as well as to that specific officer's extension. I left messages, I left voicemails, I requested a return call, and received nothing. Oh, you wanted a copy of the police report? Good luck with that, still waiting. Straight to the point, this department is completely lacking in professionalism and basic courtesy, but don't worry, you can always find one of Mesa's finest at your local fast food joint loading up for a night of writing citations and generating revenue for the city of Mesa. Before you buy into any of the positive reviews here, try doing a quick search on how many millions of dollars the city has had to pay out in settlements for the misconduct, excessive force, and wrongful death lawsuits that finally caught up to them, that will paint a far more accurate picture.