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Flagstaff legislator gets order of protection against Phoenix reporter

Move came after reporter attempted to determine if Wendy Rogers lived at houses in Chandler, Tempe

PHOENIX — State Sen. Wendy Rogers got a Flagstaff justice of the peace to issue an order enjoining Arizona Capitol Times reporter Camryn Sanchez from approaching her at her home.

The order, issued Wednesday by Amy Criddle and served Thursday on Sanchez, came after Rogers complained to the judge that Sanchez had gone to two houses, one in Tempe and one in Chandler. The newspaper reports Sanchez was doing her job, checking reports that Rogers was not living at the address she claimed in Flagstaff but at one of the other two sites, neither of which is in her legislative district.

In her request, Rogers told the judge she had previously told Sanchez not to approach her in the Senate.

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