Name: Richard Taylor Quinn IV, Level 2

Offense: Offender was convicted of Lewd and Lacivious Acts with a Child under 14 in San Diego County, California in 1998. Offender sexually abused a 10 year olf female, a 9 year old female and a 5 year olf female known to him. Offender was convicted by military court martial of Indecent Liberties with a Child in 1994. Offender sexually abused an 11 year old female known to him

Name: Aaron Juarez

Offense:  In 2012 offender sexually assaulted a 17 year old female known to him while holding her against her will.

Beware of a recent trend of scammers who claim to be dent removal experts, but take your money and run.

“LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAVE”

With temperatures soaring over 110 degrees, Rural/Metro Fire Department has seen a dramatic increase in the number of children and pets that have been locked inside unattended vehicles. Please do your part this summer to stop these preventable and tragic emergencies.

Where will you be when the dust settles?

That’s a question the Arizona Department of Transportation is asking motorists this year as another summer monsoon season begins.

SRP would like to remind San Tan Valley residents to follow these summer safety tips:

Name: Pierre Jamaul Liles

The Pinal County Public Health Services District, Environmental Health Services would like to wish everyone a safe and happy holiday season. Holidays are times we share the kitchen with family and friends. With all the food being prepared as we celebrate, having leftover food is inevitable. Proper handling of leftover foods is one of the best things you can do to keep your family and friends safe from foodborne illness.

The popularity of deep frying turkeys is exploding across the United States. Right here in San Tan Valley the equipment to deep fry a turkey is readily available.

Attorney General Mark Brnovich today is warning Arizonans of an alarming new phone scam in which con artists pose as representatives of the Attorney General’s Office to steal money from consumers.

AG Brnovich Issues IRS Phone Scam Alert Phoenix, AZ – Attorney General Mark Brnovich issued a scam alert today warning of an ongoing and very aggressive telephone scam that appears to be intensifying in Arizona. Approximately 70 IRS telephone scam complaints were filed with the Attorney General’s Office last month. The IRS phone scam mainly targets seniors. Scammers pose as agents with the Internal Revenue Service or the US Treasury Department. Victims are threatened with arrest if they don’t make an immediate payment for taxes or fines owed.

Attorney General Mark Brnovich issued a scam alert today warning Arizonans of an aggressive fake lottery scam targeting seniors. The scam starts with a phone call from a person who falsely claims to be affiliated with Mega Millions. Seniors are told they’ve won the Mega Millions lottery and are asked to pay thousands of dollars upfront in order to claim their prize money. The scammer even offers to pick the victim up and drive them to the bank.

Once again, we have a few reports of scammer calling an unsuspecting victim with the ruse that they have a warrant that needs to be paid for. The most recent victim was taken for almost $500. The scammer called and represented himself as a member of the sheriff's office and coaxed the victim to "payoff a warrant" with a money card. *No law enforcement agency will ever try to collect on a warrant or debt over the phone...ever.

Arizona Attorney General Mark Brnovich is warning consumers to be cautious of misleading websites that falsely appear to be affiliated with the Arizona Department of Transportation’s Motor Vehicle Division (MVD) or the State of Arizona. Consumers who need to access online MVD services should do so at the government’s authorized website – www.servicearizona.com.

The Pinal County Sheriff's Office is again getting complaints of phone scams in Pinal County.

Over the past few days, they've heard several reports that scam-callers are representing themselves as PCSO and demanding money for a warrant, ticket or some other legal woe.