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Teen Violence

Valley police, county authorities working to stem teen violence over summer

Maricopa County authorities and police departments across the Valley are addressing what they say is an expected rise in teen violence over the summer break.

Queen Creek Police Chief Randy Brice has joined forces with Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell and Surprise Police Chief Evan Becher to discuss efforts to mitigate teen crime — particularly gun violence.

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