In the Sun City West and Sun City Independent newsroom we work to provide weekly crime reports online and in print, when space permits.
The Independent newsroom hosted a May 18 meet and greet with residents and received great feedback and answered questions from readers.
We often hear from readers who reach out asking more specifically about items on the crime report.
The incidents listed on the “MCSO District three crime reports for the Sun Cities” come directly from Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office District three headquarters, 13063 W. Bell Road.
While there are incidents listed, we do not have the full scope of the report, and some incidents reported, such as warrants, dead bodies, suicides and mental health calls, are left off our published list.
In the event there is pattern or a specific event that warrants further information, we will file a public information request with MCSO downtown to obtain any further available information. However, keep in mind, if MCSO is investigating a particular incident, nothing further will be available.
Throughout the year, the Sun City West and Sun City Posses produce monthly reports from their own logged information. These items include things such as open garage doors, welfare checks, missing persons, animal concert, community assistance and others. This report is often referred to in various stories and is provided directly from Posse commanders.
Reporter Jennifer Jimenez can be reached at jjimenez@iniusa.org. Please submit comments at yourvalley.net/letters or email them to AzOpinions@iniusa.org. We are committed to publishing a wide variety of reader opinions, as long as they meet our Civility Guidelines.
In 2020, Jennifer Jimenez began working for Independent Newsmedia, Inc., USA. She began her career as a sports reporter in Peoria and Glendale, covering the very same schools she used to compete at. During this time, she also worked for television news, magazines and sports radio stations.
Community: Jennifer is a member of the Hall of Fame at Peoria High School where she graduated in 2001, alongside her father Joe Hernandez. She serves youth soccer players as a pro-trainer and coach.
Education: Grand Canyon University 2005 B.A. Liberal Arts
Ranom Fact: She has a street named after her in south Peoria “Jennifer Rose Court.”
Hobbies: Country dancing, coaching soccer, teaching private swim lessons and running are things she does for fun.
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