BISBEE — A 20-year-old man convicted of selling marijuana in a school zone earlier this year after he was ordered to unlock his social media accounts, so detectives could see his drug connections and clientele, will spend the next four years in state prison, a judge ruled Friday.
BISBEE — A 20-year-old man convicted of selling marijuana in a school zone earlier this year after he was ordered to unlock his social media accounts, so detectives could see his drug connections and clientele, will spend the next four years in state prison, a judge ruled Friday.
Courts and Crime
- Sheriff's Office makes arrest in kidnapping case
- Border Patrol apprehends three after chase
- Shooting injures two people, Sierra Vista police say
- Q & A with Cochise County Superior Court Judge Laura Cardinal
- Former jail chaplain Packer pleads guilty to kidnapping, sex crimes
- Police report reveals new details in transit station murder-suicide
- Former fire chief Allmon sentenced to 3 years for theft
- Q & A: Tough childhood led officer to dream career
- CBP officers seize drugs, undeclared currency
- 11 killed, including 9 from one family, in Mexico cartel ambush
- Nine killed in ambush in Mexico; family reveals details online
- Pre-dawn gunfire in Agua Prieta likely drug cartel-related, say Douglas police
- SADDLE UP: Sheriff's Ranch Patrol is no ordinary job
- U.S. Border Patrol reports large increase of arrests for FY19; marijuana busts down over 50%
- Bays' trial set for March 2020
- Court's order regarding photos is unconstitutional, lawyer says
- New hotline established for reporting criminal activity at border
- Benson nixes calls to the public at council meetings for now
- State grant enhances SVPD DUI enforcement efforts
- Officers seize over $1 million in drugs at Tucson Sector ports of entry; two in Cochise County