Probable Cause Statement Case Info: DPS Report 900238602 Suspect: DPS Trooper Tremaine ackson. #6661 Date of Birth: 07?12-1976 Address: 19591 Arizona Probable Cause Statement On June I 1, 2019, the DPS Internal Affairs Unit received a complaint of misconduct against DPS Highway Patrol Division Trooper Tremaine Jackson. #6661. The complainant alleged Jackson committed a sexual assault against V1. During the process of the investigation into the allegations made by V1, a pattern of offenses and a history of behavior by Jackson existed before and after the assault against V1. The DPS uses a traf?c enforcement and documentation system called Tracs. The Tracs system (hereinafter Tracs) records all documents created and issued by DPS troopers. Tracs is user speci?c requiring each officer to log into the system via their mobile data computer. Tracs after June of 201 8 recorded the date and time any document is openedfcreated or validated which issues a speci?c auto generated document number, saved/uploaded to the DPS server, and printed. When a trooper validates a document. it assigns a Speci?c document number and locks the document from any changes. The validation by the trooper ensures the appropriate information or violations of law are documented. The trooper validates the document after they ?nish inputting the necessary information. Once validated the trooper prints the document, i.e. Warning, Citation, etc. and provides a copy of the document to the member of the public. The Tracs system replaced traditional paper forms hand written by troopers previously. Based upon traf?c stop statistical data, which is recorded by the HPD, from January 1, 2018. to June 1 1, 2019, Jackson stopped more female drivers than he did male drivers. In comparison, the average trooper within the entire Metro Patrol Bureau, Metro Motors District, and Jackson?s own squad, stopped on average, nearly two men for every one woman. Jackson by comparison was a statistical anomaly and did not ?t within this norm. Jackson stopped more women than men. The DPS Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) system records all activity associated with a trooper. The CAD system is operated by "the DPS Operational Communications (OpCornm) where entries into the CAD system such as placing a trooper out on a traf?c stop or assigning a deeper to a call for service are inputted by a DPS dispatcher. The DPS CAD system has a mobile platform downloaded to a trooper?s mobile data computer which in Jackson?s case was a Panasonic Gl tablet. The trooper can use the mobile CAD system to place themselves on traffic stops and conduct license, registration, and warrants checks. The trooper can assign themselves and clear themselves from calls for service. ska: T582195 JACKSON, TREMAINE ANTHONY Hk Dt: Tillfl?il'l? Sex: Malt: v3 Each trooper has a contact timer set within the DPS CAD system which requires a trooper?s status or location at the end of that timer. The contact timer for day time operations is 60 minutes and for nighttime hours is 30 minutes. lfa trooper has no contact or activity lo gged by a diSpatcher or via the mobile CAD application, they will receive a ?code 20? check from DPS OpComm. A Code 20 check requires the trooper to broadcast via radio their location and status. A Code 20 check could also occur during a traf?c stop. A trooper can reset their contact timer manually via the mobile CAD application. When doing so, a trooper is to reset their timer at the 60 or 30 -minute timer and must provide their location. Troopers are also required to place themselves on a traffic stop via the mobile CAD system. During the investigation, it was revealed Jackson regularly reset his contact timer with no location and failed to place himself on a traf?c stop(s) via the CAD system. Jackson generated DPS Warnings with false information, false times, false locations, false violations, and with no legal violation of law to conduct the traf?c stop. During the traf?c stops, Jackson behaved unprofessionally, exhibited speci?c body language, used non-verbal and verbal communication cues, and used similar, speci?c terminology when placing the female victims in positions of desperation and fear. Jackson used his authority as a peace of?cer to further his predatory behavior and illegally detained women he found attractive. ackson Created false pretenses and allegations of violations of Arizona Revised Statues as a foundation for his criminal and predatory acts. The following are the victims, victimized by Jackson: Victim #1 (V1) Date of Offense: December 15,. 2018 at 2345 hours Location: 3455 W. McDowell Road, Phoenix, AZ On December 15, 2018, near 23 45 hours, Jackson stopped on the southbound 1?17 near the l- 10 interchange for and alleged unsafe lane usage. Jackson ordered VI to exit the 1-10 at 35?h Avenue and stop at the Jack in the Box located at 3455 W. McDowell Road. V1 stated the following occurred during her interview. a V1 estimated Jackson held her at the location for 45 to 60 minutes 1- V1 said Jackson performed the HGN and Walk and Turn ?eld sobriety test a V1 said Jackson had her conduct three separate PBT tests, Jackson told Vi the test took a while and it had to be transmitted to his dispatcher to con?rm 9 Jackson used the time while Waiting for the test to question V1 about her personal life a V1 said she was never free to leave and asked aekson multiple times to leave to which aekson denied a V1 said Jackson started telling her she was a beautiful woman with ?nice lips? a V1 said Jackson was staring at her body and told her to turn around for him and used hand gestures to relay the request V1 said she did not go along with the request and Jackson walked around her backside, commenting on her body and proportions, telling her she was Well proportioned V1 said she only complied with Jackson?s requests so he would let her go home V1 said she asked again to go home and what the test results were. Jackson said she had two options, jail or get a ride home and coffee When V1 told Jackson, she wished to go home, he asked her why she thought she deserved for him to allow her to go home Jackson made V1 plea for release and placed her in a position of desperation and duress Vi said she provided Jackson her cellular phone number because he requested it and she was trying to appease him to allow her to leave Jackson told V1 to come closer to him and grabbed her around her waist, puliing her into his perSOn Vi said Jackson told her she caused him to have an erection Jackson told Vi three times to touch his erection, V1 said she did not wish to touch Jackson but was scared and wanted Jackson to allow her to go free Jackson grabbed V1?s hand as she began moving it towards his penis Jackson placed V1 ?3 hand on his erect penis which was within his pants Jackson then released Vi who purchased coffee from Jack in the Box as ordered by Jackson, V1 told a Jack in the Box employee in drive through what occurred. V1 reported assault to her therapist on December 22, 2018 The Jack in the Box recounted V1 told her Jackson required her to ?suck his click? to be released and held her for an hour in the parking lot V1 said she did not remember exactly what she told the therapist, but said she told her about Jackson holding her and requesting acts from her The therapist said she recalled V1 her Jackson held her against her will and she felt forced to comply with him out of fear The therapist said she believed she remembered V1 telling her she had to kiss Jackson in order to be released Jackson contacted V1 via text message on December 2018, V1 did not reply aekson added V1 to his Snapchat account and requested to fol-low her, via her cellular phone number V1 wanted no contact with Jackson, denied consent to Jackson by stating no and was held against her will Jackson committed ARS 13-1304.A (3) Kidnapping against V1. Jackson knowingly restrained Vi, by unlawful detainment while. acting as a peace of?cer. Jackson restrained V1, to commit a seitual offense, ARS 13- 1404A - Sernai abuse and ARS 13-1412.A .. Unlawful sexual conduct; peace of?cers. ackson?s follow up contact was not as a result of of?cial matters or investigations and is consistent with a pattern of behavior documented within the investigation The DPS Tracs system documented Jackson opened the Warning form at 23 54 hours, Validated the form at 0004 hours, and waited 12 minutes, until 0016 hours to print the form. The form was last saved at '02] 7 hours. Jackson reset his CAD contact timer multiple times which concealed his location until 0116 hours. Jackson reported on the DPS Contact Data Collection form, the step ended at 0015 hours. The inconsistencies in ackson?s reporting and the internal system documentation of the time stamps, lends credence to V1 statements. ackson?s behavior of resetting his contact timer with no location data and misrepresenting the times and facts within the DPS forms was established as a normal pattern by Jackson throughout the investigation, which is also outside of the normal business practices of DPS and policy. The false entries by Jackson, speci?cally as they pertain to the DPS Contact Data Collection Form, allowed Jackson to avoid scrutiny for the length of the traf?c stop. Jackson also used the DPS CAD system to reset his contact timer multiple times to avoid radio contact and conceal his whereabouts. Considering the facts of the investigation, detectives have established this as a consistent pattern of behavior Jackson committed during the other offenses and while assaulting or unlaw?illy detaining other victims. Jackson regularly falsi?ed his time entries as they pertained to the length of detainment and used the DPS CAD system to conceal his location by resetting his contact timer. The DPS CAD system and DPS Tracs system are both publicly Owned government systems. The use of them to facilitate a crime or conceal a crime is illegal in of its self. Jackson violated ARS Iii-240?. A.l Tampering with a public record. by inputting false information into the DPS CAD system, which is a public record. Jackson violated ARS 13-2002. A. (3) Forgery by inputting false and misleading times/data into the DPS Contact Data Collection Form. Jackson purposely falsely reported, knowingly inputted and presented false information into a written instrument and public record. Jackson did this in the furtherance of concealing and facilitating the crimes of ARS 13-1404.A - Sexual abuse which Jackson committed against VI. On December 15, 2018, Jackson was assigned to work the Governor?s Office of Highway Safety (G.O.H.S.) impaired driver task force and was collecting compensation at a time and a half rate for the purposes of impaired driver enforcement. Troopers working G.O.H-S. impaired driver task force must report statistical data in the forms of traf?c stops for hazardous violations and impaired driver arrests to justify the overtime compensation being paid to them. The trooper must report all statistical traf?c stop data for the time frame in which they claim this compensation. If a trooper does not show he or she is actively making traffic stops in the attempt to arrest impaired drivers, the trooper may be suSpended from such work, disciplined, or at a minimum would garner scrutiny from supervision or the G.O.H-S. The issuance and creation of a DPS Warning for the traf?c stop of V1 had a ?nancial component and interest linked to it. If Jackson did not produce Wantings, Citations, or arrests during the impaired driver task force, he would fall under scrutiny for a lack of work and effort towards the mission of impaired driver enforcement. Jackson created the Warning,- which contained false and misleading information because he needed to document his Work while being paid impaired driver task force funds. If Jackson did not produce a Warning for V1, which documented a moving/hazardous violation, he would have had no productive activity for hours of work, which Would have led to scrutiny. Jackson, by creating the Warning and Contact Data Collection Form under false pretenses, used the documents to collect ?nancial compensation from the G.O.H.S. which he was not truly performing the required duties for. derived the ?nancial bene?t ?'om GUI-LS. while committing felony offenses. Jackson?s use of the documents to gain the ?nancial benefit from G.0.l?i.S. for work which was not being conducted, was in violation of ARS Fraudulent Schemes and Arti?ces and ARS l3?2311.A Fraudulent Schemes and Practices; wilifui concealment since Jackson presented and entered the documents. The documents which Jackson knew contained false information were used for ?nancial bene?t from the G.O.H.S. for services never rendered. Jackson also created and submitted for payment an Empiayee Time Accounting Summary which he used to claim eight hours of overtime, which Jackson received via DPS Payroll. The Empioyee Time Accounting Summary is required by each employee to receive their bi? weekly paycheck. Documented within the Empioyee Time Accounting Summary is the shift start and end times, days worked, hours of compensation and overtime hours claimed for compensation. By signing and submitting the form to his direct supervisor, Jackson veri?ed the amounts of compensation and the information contained with-in the form were true and accurate. Jackson submitted the form knowing it contained false information and claimed compensation for overtime hours which were not legitimately earned. While Jackson claimed such overtime compensation for work, Jackson was targeting and assaulting female victims. I Victim #2 Date of Offense: December 22, 2018 at 0217 hours Location: Northbound 1-17 rontagc Road north of McDowell Road O?'enscs: On December 22, 2018, at 021?? hours, Jackson saw V2 enter the southbound 1?17 at Camelback Road. Jackson rode alongside V2?s driver side window and they made contact. Jackson pulled in behind V2 and performed a traf?c stop south of Thomas Road. V2 was traveling to her friend?s house at 23rd Avenue and McDowell Road. V2 exited at McDowell Road and traveled east. V2 stopped in a tire shop believed to be Purcicll?s on the northbound: Iul?? Frontage Road, just north of McDowell. On July 31, 2019 V2 stated the following in her interview. a V2 entered SIB at Camel?back, Jackson drove alongside her driver side window and they made contact, V2 said was not speeding and did not commit any violations V2 said south of Thomas, turned on redfblue lights, V2 exited at McDowell and turned left, V2 said she was going to friends at 23rd Ave. and McDowell and did not want to stop in vacant area V2 said Jackson told her on his PA. to stop, she turned left and stepped in a tire shop at I- 7McDowel'1 V2 said Jackson never asked her for her JD, never asked for vehicle paperwork, and said Jackson was just trying to make conversation with her, asking where she was going and what she was doing. V2 said while this going on, Jackson. was staring at her breasts, grunting and making sounds V2 told Jackson she was going to her friends? house down the road, who was calling her, V2 said she had her phone in her hand as it was going off V2 said Jackson reached into her car and took her phone from her and would not give it back to her (Jackson was exercising control over V2 and ensuring she could not record him or call for help) V2 said she had an open case of beer on the back-?oor board but did not have an open container, she said Jackson saw it and started telling her she could he cited or arrested for DUI. V2 said she was very scared and had been arrested for DUI before, she said Jackson had her get out of car and he did the HGN ?eld sobriety test, V2 said Jackson was staring at her breasts and making grunts and sounds while looking at them, V2 said she re-entered her vehicle sinCe it was cold after the test V2 said Jackson kept making a comment that he did not know what to do with her The investigation revealed, this was a common rhetorical comment Jackson used while stopping women and committing similar offenses V2 said about ?fteen minutes into the stop a DPS car unit stepped out with Jackson but quickly drove away alter speaking with Jackson V2 said Jackson kept telling her he could cite or arrest her for DUI V2 said Jackson made her do a PET test, which he never showed her the results of V2 said she was seated in her car and Jackson kept saying he didn?t know what to do with her and she felt he was holding her against her will, V2 said she just wanted to leave and did not want to he charged with a crime, V2 said she was in fear of what Jackson could do to her V2 said Jackson asked her what size her breast werefbra size, V2 said she told him in an effort to comply and appease him V2 said Jackson asked her ?what would she be willing to do for him?, for him to allow her to leave V2 re-enacted the same mannerism he used with another victim, when Jackson placed his hand on his face, and would tap his finger on his face saying ?i don?t know what l?m gonna do with you? I V2 said Jackson propositioned her to give him oral sex in order to leave, using verbal and nonsverbal communication, which V2 re~enacted for detectives V2 said acksonirnade a motion to his and then made a hand movement back and forth in front of his month, which is commonly associated with oral sex V2 said Jackson did this twice, inferring to her and in the Content of the conversation, in reference to what she could do for him to avoid jail or a citation V2 said she made the same gesture back to Jackson, pointing at him and asked if that would allow her to be let free to which Jackson agreed V2 said she agreed to perform oral sex on Jackson in order to he let free and not be charged, V2 said she agreed just so Jackson would let her go V2 told Jackson she could not do it there in public and to follow her to her friends? home down the road, V2 asked for her phone back to get to her friend?s house, Jackson gave her back her cellular phone, V2 said Jackson followed her V2 said she ran into her friend?s house, locked the door, and Jackson searched for her outside in her car, V2 said Jackson was using his ?ashlight to look for her in the house, through the windows, V2 said Jackson got back on his and road around in ?gure eights for a few minutes in front of the house, until he finally left. Jackson never reported the incident or any vehicle fleeing from him, Jackson created a Warning containing false information for V2?s stop well after the stop had ended .Per the DPS Tracs system, Jackson listed the stop time as 0217 hours, Jackson listed on the DPS Contact Data Collection form, the stop lasted from 0217 hours to 0249 hours, per the internal recordings of the system, Jackson opened the Warning at 0326 hours, validated it at 0331 hours, and never printed the form. When Jackson opened and validated the form, he received a Code 20 from DPS OpComm and stated he was Code 4 at the Starbucks on [-17 dc Thomas Road. Jackson did open or create the Warning and Contact Data Collection form until an hour and nine minutes after the traf?c stop occurred and thirty-seven minutes after he reported it had ended The time entries by Jackson on the DPS Contact Data Collection form were false and well in excess of the actual events, used to conceal Jackson?s acts and avoid any scrutiny by DPS supervision, which was established as a pattern by Jackson throughout the investigation. Per the DPS CAD system, Jackson conducted a registration check for V2?s vehicle at 0223 hours and the registered owner of V2?s vehicle and her mother. Jackson referred to V2 as her mother during the traf?c stop and never obtained V2?s identification V2?s mother reported to detectives she was never driving the vehicle and was never stopped by Jackson. mother told detectives it was her daughter V2, who had problems with the officer Within the driver portion of the Warning, Jackson entered V2?s mother as the driver of the vehicle, falsifying the Wanting with fictitious information, which also disguised the true driver and victim, V2?s identity Had Jackson conducted a normal and professional traffic stop, he would have obtained information and would not have entered the false data into the Warning and DPS Contact Data Collection form Using the DPS CAD system, Jackson cleared himself from the traffiel'stop, indicating it was over with at 0246 hours and reset his contact timer at 0259 hours, with no location data, to avoid detection and communication with DPS OpComm. V2 estimated Jackson held her at the location for over an hour until she agreed to perform oral ?sex on him, V2 said she was never ?ee to leave, asked to leave and pleaded with Jackson she was fine, V2 said she only complied with Jackson because she was afraid and wanted him to let her go. Jackson committed ARS 13-1304.A (3) Kidnapping against V2. Jackson knowingly rest-rained V2, by unlawful d'etainment while acting as a peace of?cer. Jackson restrained V2. to commit a sexual offense, ARS Attempted Sexual Assistant and ARS 13? 1412.A - Unlaw?Jl sexual conduct: pence o?icers. Jackson inputted false time entries into the DPS Contact Data Collection Form. speci?cally as it pertains to the duration and ending time of a traf?c stop. By Jackson?s can accounting, it took him from 0217 to 0249 hours to conduct a traffic stop. The false entries by Jackson. Speci?cally as they pertain to the DPS Contact Data Collection Form, allowed Jackson to avoid scrutiny for the length of the traf?c stop. Jackson also used the DPS CAD system to reset his contact timer multiple times to avoid radio contact and conceal his whereabOuts. Considering the facts of the investigation, detectives have established this as a consistent pattern ofbehavior Jackson committed during the other offenses and white assaulting and unlawfully detaining other victims. Jackson regularly falsi?ed his time entries as they pertained to the length of detainment and used the DPS CAD system to conceal his location by resetting his contact timer. The DPS CAD system and DPS Tracs system are both publicly owned government systems. The use of them to facilitate a crime or conceal a crime is illegal in of its self. Jackson violated ARS 13-24-037. A.l Tampering with apuhlr'c record. by inputting false information into the DPS CAD system. which is a public record. Jackson violated ARS 13- 2002. A. (1) (3) Forgery by inputting false and misleading timesf data into the DPS Contact Data Collection Form. Jackson purposely falsely reported. knowingly inputted and presented false information into a written instrument and public record. Jackson did this in the furtherance of concealing and facilitating the crimes of ARS l3rl406.A - Sexual assault which Jackson committed against V2. On December 22, 2013. Jackson was assigned to work G.O.H.S. impaired driver task force and was collecting compensation at a time and a half rate for the purposes of impaired driver enforcement. Troopers working G.O.H.S. impaired driver task force must report statistical data in the forms of traf?c stops for hazardous violations and impaired driver arrests to justify the overtime compensation being paid to them. The trooper must report all statistical traf?c stop data for the time frame in which they claim this compensation. If a trooper does not show he or she is actively making traf?c steps in the attempt to arrest impaired drivers, the trooper may be suspended from such work. disciplined. or at a minimum would garner scrutiny from supervision or the (3.0.14.8. The issuance and creation of a DPS Warning for the traffic stop of V2 had a ?nancial component and interest linked directly to Jackson. If acksen did not produce Warnings. Citations, or arrests during the DUI task force, he would not be able to collect such ?nancial compensation, or he would fall under scrutiny for a lack of work and effort towards the mission of impaired driver enforcement. Jackson created the Warning, which contained false and misleading i-rrfonnation because he needed to document his work while being paid DUI task force funds. "If Jackson did not produce a Warning for V2, which documented a moving/hazardous violation, he would have had no productive activity for hours of work. which would have led to scrutiny. 9 Jackson, by creating the Warning and Contact Data Collection Form under false pretenses, used the documents to collect ?nancial compensation from the G.O.H.S. which he was not truly performing the required duties for. Jackson derived the ?nancial bene?t from G.O.H.S. while committing felony offenses. ackson? use of the documents to gain the ?nancial bene?t from for work which was not being conducted was in violation - Frcuduieni Schemes and Arti?ces and ARS l3-2311.A Fraudulent Schemes and Practices; willful concealment since Jackson presented and entered the documents. The documents which Jackson knew contained false information were used for ?nancial bene?t from the G.O.H.S. for services never rendered. Jackson also created and submitted for payment an Employee Time Accounting Summary which he used to claim eight hours of overtime, which Jackson received via DPS Payroll. The Employee Time Accounting Summary is required by each employee to receive their bi-weekly paycheck. Documented within the Employee Time Accounting Summary is the shift start and end times, days worked, hours of compensation and overtime hours claimed for compensation. By signing and submitting the form to his direct supervisor, Jackson verified the amounts of compensation and the information contained within the form were true and accurate. Jackson submitted the form knowing it contained false information and claimed compensation for overtime hours which were not legitimately earned. While Jackson claimed such overtime compensation for work, Jackson was targeting and assaulting female victims. Victim #3 (V3) Date of Offense: March 1'7, 2019 at 0300 hours Location: 1515 N. 75th Avenue, Phoenix, AZ On March 17, 2019, between 0230 to 0300 hours, Jackson stopped V3 while she was exiting the westbound 1-10 at 75* Avenue. V3 traveled northbound on 75?? Avenue and stopped in the Chevron gas stat-ion located at 1515 N. 75?" Avenue. V3?s friend was seated in the front passenger seat of the vehicle. On August 2, 2019, V3 stated the following during her interview. V3 said Jackson stopped her for speeding, she had a female friend in the car. V3 said Jackson contacted her and asked her to step out of the vehicle Jackson moved. V3 to his parked behind V3?s vehicle, where they Spoke on the right (passenger) side of ackson?s V3 said Jackson made comments to her about being a pretty girl ?and he did not want to have to cite her for speeding. V3 said she was scared and did not want to make Jackson angry V3 said she was scared what Jackson could claim or do if she did not cooperate V3 said Jackson asked her what she was willing to do for him to avoid a citation The statement Jackson made of ?what she was udlling to do for him? has been used by Jackson with other victims V3 said she would wash Jackson?s bike. Jackson told her he wanted her to do it nude and discussed the logistics of the nude act, saying it couldn?t be done at his house due to his house or at her house since she lived with her aunt V3 said Jackson told her he was married. V3 said Jackson asked about her life and she lied and told Jackson she lived with her aunt so he wouldn?t try to come to her house V3 said Jackson told her if she showed him her breasts, he would not cite her. V3 said she could not do it in public and used that as an excuse to avoid committing the act V3 said Jackson asked her to rub her breasts on him. V3 gave the same response, de?ecting and trying to avoid committing the act V3 said Jackson told her he was getting excited looking at her and looked down at his penis referencing it. V3 said Jackson told her to touch it, and looked at his penis V3 said she de?ected and made an excuse she could not do .it in public again Jackson used this same body language, request, and tactic with Vi. on December 15, 2018 Jackson requested her phone number and told her to send him nude pictures of her breasts instead, in exchange for no citation, V3 agreed with no intent to ful?ll the promise V3 said she was scar-ed and just wanted to leave, V3 said she was scared to make Jackson angry and was never free to leave V3 said Jackson ?nally gave her back her license and never gave her a copy of a warning V3 said she got in the car to leave, Jackson came back to her car and asked her to step outside. V3 walked to the back of the car, where Jackson told her to keep this between them and not to tell anyone, V3 agreed, entered her vehicle and left. V3 told her friend in the vehicle what happened, then called her mother and reported it to her. V3 then reported it to her boyfriend when she arrived home. Detectives interviewed the friend in the vehicle and boyfriend, who both recounted the events V3 experienced and the immediate reporting of the assault by V3 The friend in V3 ?5 vehicle took a picture on her cellular phone of V3 standing outside with Jackson, at 0413 hours, and sent it to her boyfriend when he began inquiring where she Was The photo and message sent at 0413 hours, by V3?s friend establishes V3 was still- being held by Jackson at 0413 hours. V3 reported Jackson held her for approximately an hour and a half or longer. V3?s friend reported the stop lasted almost two hours. Jackson reported in the DPS Contact Data Tracking form the stop lasted from. 03 00 to 0330 hours, which is false, Jackson reported the stop location as 1-10 and milepost 139, which is false, Jackson never placed or documented the traffic stop via the DPS CAD system. According to CAD records, Jackson ran a license plate only check for V3 5 vehicle at 0401 heurs, thirty minutes after he alleged the stop was over with and contact with V3 had ended. Jackson reset his contact timer three separate times to avoid radio contact or detection with no location data. According to the Trees system, Jackson did not open the Warning he documented for V3 until 0358 hours, and Validated it at 1244 hours, over eight hours later, when he created his weekly time accounting summary at the same time, according to the Trees system. Jackson falsi?ed the data within the Trees system and used the DPS CAD system to provide false and misleading information to further his crimes. Jackson never printed a copy of the Warning and V3 said she never received the Warning On March 17, 2019, at 0531 hours, Jackson tented V3 via cellular phone. V3 did not respond, on March 19, 2019 at 2124 hours, Jackson tented messaged V3 saying ?Hey trying to follow up with V3, surely requesting the status of his nude pictures. V3 replied telling Jackson ?That night it made me feel very uncomfortable I?d appreciate if you did not contact me. Thx? Jackson replied ?Not my intention and I will not contact you again? V3 said she was scared and worried to deny Jackson, but said she had to tell him to stop, V3 said she was scared to report the event to the police out of fear of reprisal by Jackson. V3?s mother attempted to contact Phoenix PD the next day, but PPD could not ?nd any record of the traf?c stop. The false entries by Jackson, speci?cally as they pertain to the DPS Contact Data Collection Form, allowed Jackson to avoid scrutiny for the length of the traf?c stop. Jackson also used the DPS CAD system to reset his contact timer multiple times to avoid radio contact and conceal his whereabouts. Considering the facts of the investigation, detectives have established this as a consistent pattern of behavior Jackson committed during the other offenses and while assaulting or unlawfully detaining other victims. Jackson re gularty falsi?ed his time entries as they pertained to the length of detainment and used the DPS CAD system to conceal his location by resetting his contact timer. rl?he DPS CAD system and DPS Tracs system are both publicly owned goverrunent systems. The use of them to facilitate a crime or conceal a crime is illegal in of its self. Jackson violated ARS 13-2407. A.l Tampering with a public record by inputting false information into the DPS CAD system, which is a public record. Jackson violated ARS 13- 2002. A. (3) Forgery by inputting false and misleading timestdata into the DPS Contact Data Collection Form. Jackson purposely falsely reported, knowingly inputted and presented false information into a writ-ten instrument and public record. Jackson did this in the furtherance of concealing and facilitating the crimes of ARS (2) - Sexual extortion and ARS 13-1428A (3) - Sexual extortion which Jackson committed against V3. Jackson committed ARS (3) Kidnapping against V3. Jackson knowingly restrained V3, by unlawful detainment while acting as a peace of?cer. Jackson restrained V3, to commit a sexual offense, ARS 13-1404.A ??Attetnpted Sexual Abuse, ARS (2) - Sexual extortion, ARS 13-1423.A (3) - Sexual extortion, ARS - Attempted Unlawful sexual conduct; peace of?cers On March 17, 2019, Jackson was assigned to work G.O.HLS. impaired driver task force and was~ collecting compensation at a time and a half rate for the purposes of impaired driver enforcement. Troopers working G.O.H.S. impaired driver task force must report statistical data in the forms of traf?c stops for hazardous violations and impaired driver arrests to justify the overtime compensation being paid to them. The trooper .must report all statistical traf?c stop data for the time frame in which they claim this compensation. If a trooper does not show he or she is actively making traf?c stops in the attempt to arrest impaired drivers, the trooper may be suspended from such work, disciplined, or at a minimum would garner serutiny from supervision or the G.O.H.S. The issuance and creation of a DPS Warning for the traf?c stop of V3 had a ?nancial component and interest linked directly to it, This was even more so demonstrated by Jackson creating the Warning at the same time he generated his weekly time accounting summary, which is required to collect compensation for the impaired driver task force. If Jackson did not produce Warnings, Citations, or arrests during the impaired driver task force, he would fall under scrutiny for a lack of work and effort towards the mission of impaired driver enforcement. Jackson created the Warning, which contained false and misleading information because he needed to document his work while being paid impaired driver task force funds. If Jackson did not produce a Warning for V3, which documented a moving/hazardous violation he would have had no productive activity for hours of work, which would have led to scrutiny. a Jackson, by creating the Warning and Contact Data Collection Form under false pretenses, used the documents to collect ?nancial compensation from the G.O.H.S. which he was not truly performing the required duties for. Jackson derived the financial benefit from G..O.H.S. while committing felony offenses. Jackson?s use ofthe documents to gain the ?nancial bene?t from G.O.H.S. for work which was not being conducted was in violation of ARS Fraudulent Schemes and Artyices and ARS I3-2311.A Fraudulent Schemes and Practices; wilifui concealment since Jackson presented and entered the doctunents. The documents which Jackson knew contained false information were used for ?nancial bene?t from the G.O.H.S. for services never rendered. in Jackson also created and submitted fer payment an Employee Time Accounting Summary which he used to claim eight hours of overtime, which. Jackson received via DPS Payroll. The Employee Time Accounting Summary is required by each employee to receive their bi-weekly paycheck. Documented within the Employee Time Accounting Summary is the shift start and end times, days worked, hours of compensation and overtime hours claimed for compensation. By signing and submitting the form to his direct supervisor, Jackson veri?ed the amounts of compensation and the information contained within the form were true and accurate. Jackson submitted the form knowing it contained false information and claimed compensation for overtime hours which were not legitimately earned. While Jackson claimed such overtime compensation for work, Jackson was targeting and assaulting female victims. Victim #4 (V4) Date of Offense: January 11, 2019 at 0242 hours Location: Southbound 1?17 at Thomas Road On January 11, 2019, at 0242 hours, Jackson stopped V4 traveling southbound on 1-17 near Thomas Road. V4 exited the high-way and pulled into a parking let off the exit ramp. On July 30, 2019 V4 said the following during her interview a V4 said aekson claimed she was speeding and said she was weaving but waivered? back and forth when she pushed back V4 said she thinks Jackson stopped her to talk to her, said she was not speeding or weaving V4 said Jackson delayed the traffic stop trying to make conversation with her at the driver side door, Jackson kept making remarks the don?t know what I?m gonna do with you? Jackson made the same mannerisms as with V1 and V3, Jackson placed his hand on his .face, taping on his mouthfface with ?nger, saying don?t know what I?m gonna do with you? Jackson used the same tactics and behavioral patterns as with the other victims and kept delaying the traf?c stop with V4 V4 asked several times to leave and was getting frustrated, V4 said Jackson stood at her driver door with the door open, with his .leg placed up on the bottom of her door frame, which pointed his crotch towards V4 V4 said Jackson held her for at least an hour and told aekson if I give you my number will you let me go, Jackson agreed and gave V4 a pen and paper, which she used to write down her cell phone number V4 said once she gave Jackson her cellular phone number if she was allowed to leave Jackson and V4 communicated back and forth, V4 said Jackson was trying to meet up with her and wanted to see her, V4 said Jackson would tell her he was in the area of her home and wanted to stop by on duty, V4 met with Jackson three times Once at a gas station near March of2019 - V4 said after she met with Jackson for lunch at Ankor Donuts in Glendale, AZ. Jackson was on duty both times. V4 said Jackson would keep calling her asking to come by her house. V4 near April of 2019 she had moved into her current apartment. V4 said Jackson caught her at a rough time in her life and offered to come by. V4 said Jackson gave her gas money. V4 said there was no sexual or physical contact between her and Jackson. V4 said she had no desire to talk to Jackson, she said Jackson would commonly initiate the contact. V4 provided a screen shot of the latest text from Jackson, from July 18, 2019. Considering all the facts of the investigation to include the consistent misrepresentations of time and facts inputted by Jackson into the DPS Trees and CAD system, V4?s account of the time and length of the unla'w?rl detainment by Jackson is believable and credible. Jackson mislead DPS and inputted false time frames into the DPS Trace system, which accounts for the activity of troopers. Jackson inputted false time entries into the DPS Contact Data Collection Form, specifically as it pertains to the duration and ending time of the traf?c stop. By Jackson?s own accounting it took him from 0242 to 0302 hours to conduct a traf?c stop. The stop resulted only in a Warning . with no arrest, search, vehicle impdundment, or any other ongoing offense which is short of irregular. The traf?c stop was well outside the bounds of normal DPS operations and ackson?s normal traf?c stop behavior. The false entries by Jackson, speci?cally as they pertain to the DPS Contact Data Collection Form, allowed Jackson to avoid scrutiny fer the length of the traf?c stop. Jackson also used the DPS CAD system to reset his contact timer multiple times to avoid radio contact and conceal his whereabouts. Considering the facts of the investigation, detectives have established this as a consistent pattern of behavior ackso'n committed during the other offenses and while assaulting or unlawfully detaining other victims. Jackson regularly falsi?ed his time entries as they pertained to the length of detainment and used the DPS CAD system to conceal his location by resetting his contact timer. The DPS CAD system and DPS Tracs system are both publicly owned govermnent systems. The use of them to facilitate a crime or conceal a crime is illegal in of its self. Jackson violated ARS 13-2407. A.l Tampering with a public record, by inputting false information into the DPS CAD system, which is a public record. Jackson violated ARS 13-2002. A. (I) (3) Forgery by inputting false and misleading timesidata into the DPS Contact Data: Collection Form. Jackson purposely falsely reported, knowingly inputted and presented false information into a written instrument and public record. Jackson did this in the furtherance of Concealiug and facilitating the crimes of ARS l3-1303.A Uniawful Imprisonment which Jackson commit-ted against V4. A peace of?cer is permitted by law to detain a member of the public only with good cause for a period reasonable to accomplish an investigation. Considering the facts of the traf?c stop, there was no need or ongoing investigation which would justify the extended detainment of V4. Jackson only released V4 once she provided her cellular phone number to him. V4 claimed there was no lawful reason for Jackson to stop her and believed he only wanted to talk with her. Considering ackson?s history of targeting women, whom he was sexually interested in, V4?s account is credible. V4 was adamant she had committed no violation of law and requested multiple times to leave. According to the Employee Time Accounting Summary Jackson completed, he claimed an hour of overtime compensation from the DPS which included the time he spent on the traf?c stop with V4. Jackson adjusted the overtime on his normal work shift for Friday, January 1 1, 2019, and used the hour of overtime to offset the hours of annualfvacation leave he was required to take. Instead of using ten hours of annual/vacation leave to fulfill his work hours for January 1 l, 2019, Jackson used only nine hours of annualfvacation leave. Jackson?s normal assigned shift for the evening of January 1-0, 2019, was from 1400 to 2400 hours. Jackson worked his own hours after his shift claiming overtime compensation for work which was not needed and outside the scope of his normal shift or responsibilities. Jackson used the late night and early morning hours to target V4 during a time he normally did not work. Through the investigation, detectives established a pattern of Jackson using late night and early morning hours to target women he committed offenses against. Jackson also created and submitted for payment an Employee Time Accounting Summary which he used to claim the compensation for hours worked, which Jackson received via DPS Payroll. The Employee Time Accounting Summary is required by each employee to receive their bi-weekly paycheck. Documented within the Employee Time Accounting Summary is the shift start and end times, days worked, hours of compensation and overtime hours claimed for compensation. By signing and Submitting the form to his. direct supervisor, Jackson veri?ed the amounts of compensation and the information contained within the form were true and accurate. Jackson submitted the form knewing it contained false information and claimed compensation for overtime. hours which were not legitimately earned. While Jackson claimed such overtime compensation for work from the DPS, Jackson was targeting and assaulting female viCtims. a Jackson committed ARS 13-1304.A (3) Kidnopping against V4. Jackson knowingly restrained V4, by unlawful detainment while acting as a peace o?icer. Jackson committed the kidnapping in the furtherance and during the commission of a felony offense, such offenses being, ARS l3-1303.A Unlawful Imprisonment, ARS (3) Forgery, ARS 13-2310.A Fraadtdent Schemes and Art-mess, ARS 13-231 1.A - Frcaduient Schemes and Practices; wih?tf concealment, ARS i3-2407. A.i Tampering with opablic record. Victim #5 (V 5) Date of Offense: October 29, 2018 at 0105 hours Location: 1601 N. 67"] Avenue, Phoenix, AZ On October 29, 2018, Jackson conducted a traffic stop on V5, who was traveling westbound on McDowell Road from Avenue. V5 said Jackson turned on his red/blue lights prior to Avenue and she stopped in the Circle parking lot, located at 1601 N. 67?? Avenue. V5 recounted the following information to me when I contacted her. a V5 said she was southbound on 515t Ave. at McDowell and did a California roll through, turning west on McDowell en route to her home from work, V5 got off work at Thunderbird Hospital at 0030 hours. a V5 said she passed Jackson who was in a squad car on McDowell who was going slow at 515? Ave 9 V5 said Jackson stopped her at 67?? Ave, she stopped in Circle K, 67?? Aver'McDowell a V5 said Jackson told her why he stopped her, for speed and the California roll through, V5 said Jackson was very casual and not like a normal cop a V5 said Jackson asked her ?so how are gonna solve this? a Jackson used this same rhetorical statement to other victims and attempted to elicit a response or desperation from the victim a V5 said at the time she did not perceive it in a dirty way but now after thinking about it thinks Jackson was o?ering or implying something i a V5 said she was tired and in no mood to deal with this, V5 said she told Jackson ?you write a ticket and I am going home? . a V5 said Jackson then told her he would just write?a warning, V5 said Jackson sat in his car for a long time, she estimated for 45 minutes, V5__said Jackson brought her license back to her and said it was just a warning and never gave her any warnin or paperwork a V5 was not free to leave, Jackson possessed her license and vehicle paperwork the entire time, the stop was overly and supporting data lends credence to t-imeIIi-ne 6 Jackson used the same rhetorical statement he often uses wit-h women, Jackson prolonged the stop well over the soceptab'le time, Jackson did not open the form until the DPS Warning until 0157 hours, 52 minutes after the violation was observed at 0105 hours. V5 time accounting supports the violation time of 010-5 hours, when considering when she left work at 0030 hours, at Thu'nderhird HoSpital. and traveling due south on 51St Avenue Jackson never provided a warning, Jackson inputted false information into the Contact Data Tracking form for the time of detainment, the Tracs data supports claim Jackson did not validate the Warning until 0208 hours and never printed it Jackson listed the time of the traf?c stop and detainrnent as 0105 to 0125 hours on the DPS Contact Data Collection form, which is false, Jackson provided, inputted, and submitted false information within the DPS Tracs form The time log entries recorded by the Tracs system prove Jackson did not open the Warning form until 0157 hours, 52 minutes after he stopped V5, which accounts for 45-minute estimation of time. The entire time Jackson sat in his vehicle he performed no legitimate actions as they pertain to the traf?c stop. Jackson did not validate the Warning until 0208 hours. Jackson detained V5 for an extended period and with no good. cause. Jackson inputted false information into the DPS Contact Data Collection Form by falsely reporting the length of the traf?c stop from 0105 to 0125 hours, which is known to be false by the fact Jackson did not open the form until 0157 hours. The false entries by Jackson, speci?cally as they pertain to the DPS Contact Data Collection Form, allowed Jackson to avoid scrutiny for the length of the traf?c atop. Jackson also used the DPS CAD system to reset his contact timer multiple times to avoid radio contact and conceal his whereabouts. Considering the facts of the investigation, detectives have established this as a consistent pattern of behavior Jackson committed during the other offenses and while assaulting or unlawfully detaining other victims. Jackson regularly falsi?ed his time entries as they pertained to the length of detainment and used the DPS CAD system to conceal his location by resetting his contact timer. The DPS CAD system and DPS Tracs system are both publicly owan government systems. The use of them to facilitate a crime or conceal a crime is illegal in of its self. Jackson violated ARS 13?2407. Al Tampering with a public record, by inputting false information into the DPS CAD system, which is a public record. Jackson violated ARS 13- 2002. A. (3) Forgery by inputting false and misleading timesfdata into the DPS Contact Data Collection Form to conceal his unlawful imprisonment of V5. The detaimnent of V5 for the extended and turreasonable period by Jackson was unlawful and unnecessary documented by the fact Jackson did not open the Warning until he had detained V5 for 52 minutes for no reason. Jackson?s detainment of V5 was therefore unlawful and in violation of ARS 13- 1303.A Unlawful Imprisonment. A peace officer is permitted by law to detain a member of the public only with good cause for a period reasonable to accomplish an investigation. Considering the facts of traf?c stop, there-was no need or ongoing investigation which would justify the extended detainment of V5. . On October 29, 2018, Jackson was working off dutyfsecondary employment for the 1-10 and SR 202 interchange construction project near 59th Avenue and 1-10. Jackson was assigned to work the construction zone on the 1?10 and provide security and safety to the company which was compensating him at an overtime rate. Jackson was not assigned and had no reason to be conducting traffic stops for minor offenses on McDowell Road in the early morning hours. Considering the patterns of ackson?s behavior discovered during the investigation, Jackson was out preying on women. V5 ?t the pat-tom of victims Jackson targeted. Jackson committed the offense during his normal time frame for his pattern and committed the offense during a non-work shift as he norr?nally did. a Jackson claimed compensation from Law Enforcement Specialist (LES) via the Connect 202 construction company he was being paid to provide services for on October 29, 2018. Jackson filed a DPS Vehicle Reimbursement Voucher which he used to claim compensation from LES while he was previn on female members of the public and committing offenses against V5. Jackson obtained $440.00 in compensation from LES for the date of October 29, 2018. 0 Jackson committed ARS 134304.14. (3) Kidnapping against V5. Jackson knowingly restrained V5, by unlawful detainment while acting as a peace officer. Jackson conunitted the kidnapping in the furtherance and during the commission of a felony offense, such offenses being, ARS l3u1303.A Unlawful Imprisonment, ARS (3) ?Forgeiy, ARS Fronduient Schemes and Arit?ces, ARS 13?23 1 .A - Fraudulent Schemes and Practices; concealment, ARS 13-240?. A.1 Tampering with a public record. Witness #6 (W6) Date of Offense: November 24, 2013 at 1544 hours Location: 2740 W. Northern Avenue, Phoenix, AZ On November 24, 2018, Jackson stopped W6, the Arco gas station located at 2?40 W. Northern Avenue, directly to the west of the Quick Trip. Based upon W??s statements, she attempted to avoid Jackson since her vehicle's registration was expired. During W6?s interview with detectives she provided the following statements. 0 W6 said she turned into the Quik Trip gas station located at 8004 N. 27th Avenue, Ioeated on the northwest corner of 27?? Avenue and Norther. W6 said she saw Jackson standing outside next to his police (According to CAD and Tracs Jackson was still on a traf?c stop at 272?Northern) which he did not clear a W6 said she backed into a parking space away from Jackson, so he did not notice her expired registration. 9 W6 said Jackson was watching her walk in and out of the QT and thought Jackson was going to stop her.- we said acksoa was staring at her as she Walked out of the gas station to her vehicle 6 W6 said she drove out of the QT and turned south on Jim Avenue. W6 said Jackson drove out of the QT behind her and followed her. 6 W6 said she turned west on Northern Avenue and quickly drove into the Arco gas station located at 27.40 W. Northern, which is just west of the QT. W6 said she did not give Jackson time to stop her and began to exit her vehicle, W6 said Jackson pulled in behind her and performed a traf?c stop. W6 said Jackson asked her if she knew why he stopped her, to which W6 said her expired motor vehicle registration, to which Jackson said yes The Warning Jackson generated for the traf?c stop cited failure to obey a traf?c control device, not espircd registration, W6 said Jackson never mentioned any traf?c control device she allegedly violated, nor is there any notation or documentation within the Warning by Jackson as to what traf?c control device W6 violated. W6 said Jackson was very nonchalant and talking with her, W6 felt like Jackson was trying to pick up on her and thought he was going to ask her for her number W6 said she heard a collision and began hearing sirens, W6 said she asked Jackson if the sirens coming for her and he said no, but that he needed to leave, W6 said Jackson left abruptly According to the DPS CAD system Jackson conducted a motor vehicle registration check of W6?s vehicle at 1552 hours, Jackson conducted a license only check of W6?s driver?s license, at 1603 hours, bot-h were conducted, after Jackson reported on the DPS Contact Data Collection form the traf?c stop was over, and W6 was released. Jackson reported the traf?c step lasted from 1544 to 1550 hours, which is false, based upon his own CAD history and W653 account of the length of the traf?c stop. ackson?s reasoning for the traf?c stop of Failure to Obey a Traffic Control Device, also appears to be misleading, since by W6?s account the reason for the traf?c stop was expired registration According the Tracs system, Jackson did not open the Warning until 1604 hours and did not Validate the Warning until 1613 hours, both which occurred after Jackson reported the traffic stop to have ended. Jackson never printed the Warning from the traf?c stop. Jackson inputted false times for the beginning and completion of the traffic stop. into the DPS Contact Data Collection form. This was a well?established pattern of behavior by Jackson throughout the investigation. Based upon all the facts, the traf?c stop Jackson only cut the stop short after approximately 15 minutes, due to a police situation nearby and of?cers who were responding to the area around him. Jackson falsi?ed the times associated with the traf?c stop as the applied to the duration of the detainrnent of W6. Victim #7 (V7) Date of Offense: December 23, 2018 at 0329 hours Location: Vcrrado Way south of Inter-state?l?, Buckeye, AZ On December 23, 2013, at 0329 hours, Jackson stopped on the westbound 1-10 near Verrado Way, in Buckeye, exited the highway and stopped just south of 1-10. During VTs interview with detectives she provided the following statements: a said she was en route to her home in Buckeye after ending her shift at Jaguars, an adult dame club. V7 said .she had her cellular phone out which v'vas playing music and being used to communicate with her girlfriend. V7 said the phone screen illuminated the inside of the passenger compartment of her vehicle. said she heard a and looked to her left. V7 said she saw Jackson riding his police along the driver?s side of her vehicle with his head lights turned off and completely dark. V7 said Jackson slowed and moved in behind her vehicle. said Jackson activated his emergency lights behind her vehicle and conducted a traf?c stop. V7 said she exited at Verr-ado Way and stoppedjust south of V7 said Jackson approached her vehicle and requested her driver?s license and vehicle registration. said she was aware her driver?s license was suspended. V7 said Jackson walked back to his and returned to the driver?s side window of her vehicle. V7 said as Jackson was standing on the driver?s side of her vehicle, she received an incoming phone call from her girlfriend, A Fl displaying as ?Daddy?, on her cellular phone screen. Jackson reached inside the vehicle, disconnected the phone call, and took the keys from the ignition. V7 stated Jackson told her she had a warrant for her arrest, her driver?s license was suspended, and he was going to tow her car. V7 said ackson told her he called for a bee k?up unit and her vehicle was going to be towed. V7 said she told Jackson she had no problem going to jail; however, requested he allow her to make arrangements to have the vehicle removed as it belonged to her mother. V7 stated Jackson asked, ?What are you willing to do?? and told her she needed to do something to avoid being arrested. V7 said Jackson asked about her employment and she told him she was a dancer. Jackson told V7, ?You look pretty good?. V7 said Jackson used his ?ashlight to illuminate her body. V7 said Jackson shined the light up and down her body and told her she had a nice body. V7 asked if she was going to be arrested and Jackson replied, ?No, you?re not free to go yet. I?m not finished with you.? V7 asked Jackson what was going to happen, and Jackson stated he was going to give her a ticket, but she was not leaving yet. V7 stated throughout the step, she requested to leave twice. V7 said Jackson asked her, ?How much could I pay you at Jags to, like, do whatever you want to me?? V7 said she replied by asking Jackson what he was trying to insinuate and repeated she could have someone retrieve her mother?s vehicle. stated Jack-son asked, ?But are you willing to do anything?? V7 stated she believed Jackson was insinuating having Sex with her in the desert. said she was begging Jackson not to tow her vehicle and told him she would do anything i to avoid it being towed. said Jackson continued to make comments such as, ?You?re gonna have to convince me?, just need you to tell me, like, what more you can do Inc?, and, need you to convince me right now or I?m gonna arrest you?. V7 said Jackson asked her about her work schedule at Jaguars, said she told Jackson she worked next weekend and Jackson asked if he could come see her there V7 said Jackson asked if he could take her to dinner. V7 said she initially said no, but then said, ?We?ll see where it goes, but right now I need to get home.? said Jackson then said, ?If I take you out to dinner, can you show me a good time?" V7 stated she made it clear she had a girlfriend and the conversation continued with the same questions and demands from Jackson. stated the questions and demands lasted for an hour. said Jackson was manipulative and believed he was trying to get her to propose a bribe. V7 said Jackson was trying to make her do something she didn?t want to do, and he knew she couldn't do anything about it. V7 said she was becoming angry since the traf?c stop had already lasted almost two hours, said she told JaCkson, ?If you?re gonna fucking arrest me, just do it, like, you?re wasting my time here.? and, just wanna go home.? V7 said Jackson asked for her Instagram account. V7 said Jackson asked her for her Snapchat username so ?they could hang out and get drinks.? V7 said she provided Jackson her Snapchat usemame of ?oh? and said she knew Jackson was not going to leave her alone unless she provided him the information. V7 said Jackson took her cellular phone and opened the Snapchat application. V7 said Jackson added his Snapchat pro?le to her Snapchat account. V7 said when the add request came through to her account, Jackson looked over her shoulder to ensure she added him. V7 said once she gave Jackson her Snapchat information, he returned her car keys, however, Jackson did not simply hand over the keys. V7 said Jackson still. held them in his hand and kept pressure on the keys. V7 said she had to pull the keys from. Jackson?s hand as thoagh Jackson was offering her the keys but was making her pull them from his hand. V7 said Jackson told her, ?Alright, you can go, but you?re never going to talk about this ever again?, to which she replied, V7 said Jackson then asked her, ?You?re not going to kiss to which she replied, ?Why the fuck would I kiss you?? V7 said Jackson then told her, ?How about you kiss me at yourjob??, to which she replied, ?Maybe, but you got to go there first.? said she did not want to ?irt with Jackson and was merely saying whatever she could to get out of the situation. Jackson threatened with arrest and impounding her vehicle as a means of forcing her cooperation and placing her in a position of desperation and distress. V7 said Jackson fol-lowed her almost all the way to her residence until she turned in another direction. Jackson conducted a driveris l-icehse, wants and warrants check at 0330 hours. Both checks were conducted almost immediately after Jackson reported performing the traf?c step and corroborated V7?s timeline of events. JackSon- reported the traffic stop lasted from 0329 to 0344 hours, which is false based upon his own CAD history, the Trees document time stamps, and VTs account of the duration of the traffic stop. 0 According to the Tracs system, Jackson opened the Citation at 0334 hours and did not validate the Citation until 0351 hours, which occurred after Jackson reported the traf?c sto to have ended. Jackson printed the citation at 0354 hours after he reported the contact with ended. Printing the citation after the contact ended meant Jackson still had V7 detained when he printed the citation and after Jackson falsely stated the contact with ended. The times and data inputted by Jackson into the DPS Contact Data Collection Form were false, which has been well established as a pattern of behavior by Jackson throughout the investigation. The DPS CAD system and DPS Trace system are both publicly owned systems. The use of them to facilitate a crime or conceal a crime is illegal in of its self. Jackson violated ARS 13-2407. A.l Tampering with a public record, by inputting false information into the DPS CAD system, which is a public record. Jackson violated ARS 13-2002. A. (I) (3) Forgery by inputting false and misleading timesldata into the DPS Contact Data Collection Form. Jackson purposely falsely reported, knowingly inputted and presented false information into a mitten instrument and public record. Jackson did this in the furtherance of concealing and facilitating the crimes of ARS 13-1303.A Unlawful Imprisonment which Jackson committed against V7. A peace of?cer is permitted by law to detain a member of the public only with good cause for a period reasonable to accomplish an investigation. Considering the facts of the traffic stop, there was no need or ongoing investigation which would justify the extended detainment of VT. Jackson detaining was not necessary and only occurred to aid in ackson?s ongoing targeting of female victims. The detainment ofV? by Jackson was therefore unlawful and in violation 13~ 1301A Unlawful Imprisonment. Based upon Jackson?s well- established pattern of behavior, it is likely Jackson only detained V7 after he targeted her as a potential victim. No violation of a law was noted by Jackson as to why he originally stopped V7. Jackson?s behavior with was like his behavior with Jackson road alongside V7 and watched her like he did with V1. Jackson detained V7 making the same type of rhetorical statements and used the threat of arrest to compel V7. Considering all these similarities, it is likely Jackson targeted as a victim which ?t his victirn profile. Jackson committed ARS (3) Kidnapping against Vi. Jackson knowingly rest-rained V7, by unlawful detainment while acting as a peace of?cer. Jackson committed the kidnapping in the furtherance and during the commission of a felony offense, such offenses being, ARS 13-1303.A Unlawful imprisonment,- ARS (3) -- Forgery, ARS 13-2310.A Fraudulent Schemes and Artifices, ARS 13-2311.A Fraudulent Schemes and Practices; willful concealment, ARS 1-3-2407. Tampering with a public record. Jackson restrained V7 to extort personal information. from her to compel her to have follow up contact with him, speci?cally while at her place of employment to provide him erotic dances. Victim #8 (V8) Victim #9 (V9) Date of Offense: October 30, 2018 at 0414 hours Location: Flying gas station located at 6700 W. Latham Street, Phoenix, AZ On October 30, 2018, Jackson was working an off dutyfsecondary employment job near the 1-10 and 59?? Avenue interchange in Phoenix. Jackson was assigned to the construction zone on the I- 10 providing scene security and traf?c control for the construction crew working on the l-i 0. Jackson was conducting several registration and driver?s license checks of passing vehicles via his MDC and the DPS CAD system. At 040?? hours, Jackson conducted a registration check via the DPS CAD system of vehicle. At 0414 hours, Jackson conducted a driver?s license only check of V8 via the DPS CAD system. Before the traf?c stop, V8 was driving southbound on 67?? Avenue from McDowell Road in Phoenix with V9 as the front seat passenger. V8 said as she was traveling south on 67th Avenue, south of the 1-10, when Jackson who was operating a DPS patrol car activated his emergenc;r lights to conduct a traf?c stop. During their separate interviews, V8 and V9 stated the following to detectives: a V8 said she pulled over on 671" Avenue and Jackson directed her to pull into the Flying gas station located at 6700 W. Latham Street, Phoenix. V8 said Jackson requested her driver?s license; however, she could not remember if she had her driver?s license or made up an excuse to Jackson since her driver?s license was suspended. a V8 said aekson told her to exit the vehicle and walk back to his patrol car. V8 said she ?gured Jackson was going to take her to jail due to her driver?s license being scepended. V8 said Jackson told her she was going to go to jail and the vehicle would be towed. V8 said Jackson had her sit on the back seat of the patrol car he was driving. a V3 said Jackson was talking with her and asked her, ?what do you think we should do?? V8 said she reaponded to Jackson saying, don?t know you?re the boss.? V8 said she took ackson?s rhetorical statement in a sexual nature as if asking for her to offer him something. V8 said she was not going to engage in any such act or offer any such act to Jackson. a V8 said Jackson told her to hold on and walked back to her vehicle where he spoke to V9 on the passenger side of the vehicle. a V9 said after Jackson placed V8 in the back of his patrol car, Jackson walked up to the passenger side of the vehicle and engaged her in conversation. V9 said Jackson asked her for her identi?cation card which she provided. 0 Jackson walked back to his patrol vehicle and conducted a license only check of V9. V8 said aekson told her to stand outside of his patrol vehicle on the driver side. After Jackson performed the records check on V9, he walked back to the passenger side ofVS? vehicle and spoke with V9 again. V8 said Jackson was standing at the passenger side of the vehicle talking with V9 for a long time and she was tired, V8 said she asked Jackson to open the rear seat of his patrol vehicle so she could sit donut V8 said she presumed Jackson was going to take her to jail so she might as well. sleep before Jackson hooked her. V8 said Jackson walked back the rear seat. Jackson closed the door and V8 said she fell asleep on the back seat of the patrol car- V9 said Jackson asked about her employment and she told him she was a dancer. Jackson asked V9 if she ever did dances outside of work and she told him she did not. V9 said she felt ackson?s questioning was weird because it had nothing to do with the traf?c stop. V9 stated she was wearing a sleeveless shirt and showing a lot of cleavage. V9 said Jackson started complimenting her tattoos and rubbing her upper right arm. V9 said she was still seated within the front passenger seat and Jackson was standing in. front of the front passenger side door which was open. V9 said she leaned away from Jackson and he asked her if there were tattoos on any other part of her body. V9 said she told Jackson she had tattoos on her back. V9 said Jackson was caressing her arm in a circular motion. V9 said Jackson asked her, ?Well, what do you think I should do with you guys?? V9 said she told Jackson he could not ask her and told him he was the of?cer V9 stated she told Jackson to let V3 go. V9 said she was not sure if Jackson was trying to trick her, but she did offer to give money to Jackson for V8 to be released. Jackson stated he did not need money. V9 said she toid Jackson she would be willing to give him a dance to which he responded, ?Just a dance??, suggesting the dance was not enough. V9 stated she believed Jackson was trying to get one (or both) to perform a sexual favor. V9 stated Jackson asked her what she was trying to say. V9 said she told Jackson she was not trying to say anything because troopers wear body cameras and she wasn?t trying to get into trouble. V9 said Jackson then told her his body camera was turned off and showed her there was no red light indicating the device was recording. V9 said Jackson told her he was in uniform and had his squad car, therefore, he couldn*t do anything at that moment. V9 said Jackson opened her door and stated, ?Look, to show you? then grabbed her hand, led her open palm toward his groin, and ?capped it on his balls? on the outside of his uniform. V9 said she was in disbelief and did not know what to do. While her hand was on his genitals, V9 said she looked out the driver?s side window to see if any other vehidles were driving by and witnessing what was happening. After a couple seconds, she pulled away and told Jackson to release V3. V9 said she as vulnerable to Jackson?s authority. V9 said she offered to give Jackson her Snapchat pro?le, .. and they could meet up later; however, intended to block his pro?le as soon as he added her to his account. V9 said she told Jackson she would take care of him if he let them go and stated, ?you do 'me a favor, I do you a favor?. V9 said she was coerced into making a deal for V8 to be released. V9 said Jackson added her pro?le on Snapchat and she accepted his request while he watched because Jackson wanted to ensure she was giving him the correct pro?le. V9 stated Jackson threatened to do something like a warrant (she could not recall the exact word he used) and would have people out looking for her if she did not comply and meet with him. V9 said she agreed to meet up with Jackson and she wanted V8 to be released. V9 did state during the interview she had no intent nor was she ?irting wit-h Jackson. V9 described Jackson as an African American male and said she is not attracted to African American men. V9 said her contact with Jackson lasted approximately thirty minutes until Jackson returned to his patrol car and retrieved V8. V9 said Jackson returned their driver?s licenses and told them they were free to leave. V8 recalled Jackson told her to drive straight home. Jackson told V9 he would be contacting her when he was off duty. V9 stated she received Snapchat messages from an unknown sender asking if she was busy and, ?You forget about me?" V9 stated she read the messages; however, did not respond since she did not recognize the sender. V9 said ackson then revealed himself as the unknown sender by sending her a photo of himself via Snapchat. V9 said she blocked his account approximately an hour after receiving the request. Jackson had no other unit history and conducted no other records checks after he alleged to have cleared the stop with V3 and V9 at 0428 hours. Based upon the Trees records time sternps of when Jackson validated the citation at 0435 hours and when he printed the citation at 0515 hours, ackson?s statement of when the traffic stop ended is false. The Traes records prove Jackson still had V8 and V9 detained at 0515 hours; 47' minutes after Jackson used the DPS CAD system to input false infermation by way of Jackson clearing the traf?c stop. Additionally, Jackson printed the citation 40 minutes after he claimed to have ended the contact with VB at 0435 hours. Jackson used the DPS CAD system to conceal his whereabouts while he committed offenses against V8 and V9. Jackson inputted false information into the DPS CAD system which is a public record. Jackson also inputted false information into the DPS Tracs system by means of the DPS Contact Data Collection Form. The times and data inputted by Jackson into the DPS Contact Data Collection Form were false, which has been well established as a pattern of behavior by Jackson throughout the investigation. The DPS CAD system ?and DPS Tracs system are both publicly owned govemment systems. The use of them to facilitate a crime or conceal a crime is illegal in o?its self. Jackson violated ARS 13-2407. Ad Tampering with a public record, by inputting false information into the DPS CAD system, which is a public record. Jackson violated ARS 13-2002. A. (3) Forgery by inputting false and misleading tirn'csfdata into the DPS Contact Data Collection Form. Jackson purposely falsely reported, knowingly inputted and presented false information into a written instrument and public record. Jackson did this in the furtheranCe of concealing and facilitating the crime of ARS 13- V8: V9: Misc: V9: 1404.A - Sexual abuse against V9 and ARS 13-1303.A Unlaug?irl Imprisonment against V8 and V9. A peace officer is permitted by law to detain a member of the public only with good cause for a period reasonable to accomplish an investigation. Considering the facts of the traf?c stop, there was no need or ongoing investigation which would justify the extended detainment of V8 and V9. Jacks on?s detaininent of V3 and V9 was well in excess of an acceptable or reasonable time period. The detainment by Jackson of V3 and V9 was not necessary and only occurred to aid in ackson?s ongoing targeting of female victims. The detainment of V3 and V9 by Jackson was therefore unlawful and in violation of ARS 13-1303.A a Unlawful Imprisonment. Based upon ackson?s well-established pattern of behavior, it is likely Jackson only detained V8 and V9 after he targeted them as potential victims. Jackson committed ARS 13-1304.A (3) Kidnapping against V9. Jackson knowingly restrained V9, by unlawful detainment while acting as a peace of?cer. Jackson restrained V9, to commit a sexual offense, ARS 134404.14. - Sexual abuse and ARS 13-1412.A .. Unlawful sexual conduct; peace o?icers. Jackson committed ARS 13a1304.A (3) Kidnapping against V8. Jackson knowingly restrained VS, by unlawful detainment while acting as a peace of?cer. Jackson committed the kidnapping in the furtherance and during the commission of a felony offense, such offenses being, ARS Unlawful Imprisonment, ARS (3) Forgery, ARS 13-2310.A Fraudulent Schemes andArtn?ices, ARS Fraudulent Schemes and Practices; wiliful concealment, ARS 13-2401 A.1 Tampering will}! a public record. Jackson restrained V8, while Committing a sexual offense against V9 and used the detainment of V8 in the furtherance of the sexual offense committed against V9. On October 30, 2018, V8 and V9 memorialized the event within a closed Facebook post between their accounts as annotated below. The Facebook records were obtained via a search warrant, which substantiate V8 and V9?s statements. ?Really woulda been in jail last night if my bitch wasn?t the shits (insert laughing wltears and heart eyes ernoji?s) I love you bitch!? 'E-moji?s; Laughing wltears, male slapping forehead, rolling, high ?ve, and kiss. *others asked what happened ?The of?cer wanted my service (insert rolling emoj-i)? V3: ?Didn?t feel real at all, (insert laughing wltears emoji) I?m laid out in the back of the cop car real life asleep (insert laughing wftears emoji)? said can I get in your car of?cer it?s cold (insert laughing wftears emoji)? V9 stated she did not intentional-1y or willing touch ackson?s genitals in order to prevent V8 from being arrested or having her vehicle towed. V9 added she previously discussed paying the tow fees with Jackson. She stated she never intended to have any additional contact with Jackson and was going to block his pro?le from her Snapchat. On October 29, 2018, Jackson was working off dutyisecondary employment for the 1-10 and SR 202 interchange construction project near 59th Avenue and I .10 in Phoenix. Jackson was assigned to work the construction zone on the 1?10 and provide security and safety to the company which was compensating him at an overtime rate. Jackson was not assigned and had no reason to be conducting traffic stops for minor offenses on 67?? Avenue. Documented within Jackson unit history 15 a record of him performing a large quantity of registration and driver license checks. Jackson was performing checks on vehicles and their drivers without performing any other traf?c stops. Jackson stopped conducting the records checks once he Conducted the check of V8 and her vehicle. Considering the patterns of Jackson behavior discovered during the investigation, he was out preying on female victims and using the DPS CAD system to find an acceptable victim. V8 and V9 ?t the pattern of victims he targeted. Jackson committed the offense during his normal time frame for modus operandi and committed the offense during a non?work shift as he normally did. Jackson claimed compensation from Law Enforcement Specialist (LES) via the Connect 202 construction company he was being paid to provide services for on October 29 2018 and October 30 2018. Jackson ?led a DPS Vehicle Reimbursement Voucher which he used to claim compensation from LES while he was preying on female members of the public and committing offenses against V8 and V9. Jackson obtained $396.00 in compensation from LES for the date of October 29, 2018. THE ENCW-O JP (PEX Hcoese STATE OF ARIZONA, corms-tr or? mucosa REL-EASE QUESTIONNAIRE Notice: Utilizes :1 specific Form [if is seated or ordered redacted by the Court all Form i?i?s are public records of the {Court or (Start; at the time they are provided to the Court amt! be released in. their entirety upon request. DEFEND-ANTS frttesialee_rersfeo_1fl?r__ angles on A: GENERAL INFORMATION Charges See, addendum lPage 3) Pursuant to ARE. $14750 tenkprint ?ngerprints were taken ofthe arrested person? Yes No if yes, PCN Pursuant to ARE, ?13?8?i? one or more of the above charges rest-tires the arresting agency? to secure a DNA sample from the arrested person? Yes No if yes, does the defendant have a valid DNA sample on ?le with Yes El No If no, Arresting Agency has taken required sample? {It Yes No Offense Location: Offense Date: 25:: 9-433 1? Arrest Location: secs rt. stresses: stars are: see-as Date: eels?ease Time: sews B. PROBABLE CAUSE STATEMENT 1. Please summarize and include the facts which establish probable cause for the arrest: SEE ATTACHED PRGBABLE CAUSE STATEMENT ..:.30i3 . til? i 25.2. . BOOKENG ?0 375.33.39.53. . CAEE NO. ts?aeteseesseeot c. OTHER Inronmarion {Check if applicable} 1. Defendant is presently on probation, parole or any other form of release involving ether charges or convictions: Explain: 2: List any prior: Arrests? Convictions? 3. ls there any indication the defendant is: [It An Alcoholic? An Addict? El Mentally disturbed? El Physically Ill? 4: 3 Defendant is currently employed With whom HGWIDHQ: 0 years 5} months days 5. Where does the defendant currently reside? 195 91. asses With whom How long: ,rnonths 6. What lasts indicate the defendant will flee if released? Explain: What facts does the state have to oppose an unsecured release? Explain: D. CIRGUMSTANCES OF THE if applicable} 1. El Firearm or other weapon was used Type: i3 Someone was injured by the defendant Medicai attention was necessary Nature of injuries: are 2. Someone was threatened by the defendant Nature and extent of threats: assesses so sessesstre 3. Did the offense involve a child victim? Yes No If yes, was 908 notified? [3 Yes No 4. Iii-property offense: value of property taken or damaged: Property was recovered 5. Mantels} of condefendantisi: E. CRIMES OF VIOLENCE t. Reistionship of defendant to victim: L3 Victims) and defendant reside together 2. How was the situation brought to the attention of the poiice? Victim {3 Third Party Officer observed 3. There are previous incidents involving these same parties Expiain: 4. is defendant currently the subject oi: An order of protection Any other court order injunction against harassment Explain: F. DUMESTIC VEOLERCE ESSUES (Check it appiicaolei Defendant's actions [3 Threats of hornioideisuicideihodilv harm Controiiownershipilesiousv issues El Cn'rne occurs in public Prior histori.r of DV [3 Kidnapping Frequencviintensitv of DV increasing E: Depression [l Access to or use of weapons [3 Staiking behavior Vioience against childrenianirnais Moitipie vioiations of court orders G. OF THE ARREST (Check if applicants) Did the defendant attempt to: Avoid arrest [3 Resist arrest SelfSurrender Explain: Hill. 2. Defendant was armed when arrested Type: DOB CASE NO. 3. Evidence of the offense was found in the defendant's possession Explain: Page 2 e5 3 4. Was the defendant under the iniiuence oi aicohei or drugs at the time of the offense? Yes EE No Unk hi. DRUG OFFENSES 1. it the defendant is considered to he a drug denier, please state the supporting facts: 2. What quantities and types of illegal drugs are directly involved in the offense? E3 Drug field test completed [3 Defendant admission of drug type Approximate monetary veins: .5 3. Was any money seized? Ci Yes Ki No Amount: 1. ADDITIONAL 1. Military Service: Has the defendant served in the military services of the United Statesi? Yes i] No Unknown if yes. currenitv on active duty? [3 Yes a No Branches Served in. no MF- ameG Cmm?hdeC? Mmme?mp MM- Merchant Marines 246? National Guard t-I?li' Navv RS Reserves) 2. is the defendant homeless? El Yes No Unknown 3. Do you need the court to provide an interpreter to help communicate and to understand what is being said? El Yes No It so, what ianguage: iWilt a incitive arrest, a ?Form i'v'A must ale- 0 tie completed" F121 90-32386 L..- . DEPARTMENTAL REFGRT NO. . mm, . Charges SEXUAL ABUSE F6 UNLAM SEX PEACE OFFICER F5 FEL F2 13-1303A UNLAWFUL IMFEISOMMEME F6 INSTRUMENT F6 Cts. FEAUDULENT F2 Cts. FRAUD SCHEMEXPRACTICEFCONCEAL FF FALSE FUELIC ECU F6 13-2921A1 EAEASS SF COMMUNICATION M1 Cts. l3n1406A Att. SEXUAL ASSAULT F2 Cts. Att. UNLAM SEX PEACE OFFICER F5 KIDNAPHDEATHXINJKSEXKAID FEL F2 UNLAWFUL IMFEISONMEMT F6 GEE. 13w292lAl HARASS BY COMMUNICATION MI Cts. INSTRUMENT FA Cts. FEAUDULEMT F2 OLE. FRAUD SCEEMEXFEACTICE-CONCEAL FS 13r240?A1 MAKEXCOMPLETE FALSE FUELIC ECU F6 Cts. 13-1604A Att. SEXUAL ABUSE F5 SEX RECORDING F3 13-1628A3 SEX EXTET-EEHSI OTHER EOUF F3 Cts. UNLAM SEX CMUCT FEACE OFFICER F5 FEL F2 UNLAWFUL IMFAISOMMEMT F6 Cts. INSTRUMENT FA Cts- IBAZSIUA F2 FRAUD F6 Ute. FALSE FUELIC ECU F6 CUE. UNLAWFUL IMFEISOMMENT F6 FEL F2 Cts. 13-2002Al INSTRUMENT FA 13w2310A FEAUDULEMT F2 IB-ESIIA FRAUD SCHEMEEPRACTICEHCONCEAL F5 FALSE PUBLIC ECU F6 HARASS BY COMMUNICATION MI UNLAWFUL IMFEISOMMENT F6 FEL F2 INSTRUMENT F4 F2 Cts. leBBllA FRAUD F5 INTI-IE COURT STATE OF ARIZONA, COUNTY OF MARICDPA RELEASE QUESTIONNAIRE information to be supplied by a prosecutor or iaw enforce ent officer l?fnzi #:de STATE OF ARIZONA vs. It JCS-JD A. GENERAL INFORMATION I. Charge and class: i BBQ. CRIMES oF VIOLENCE . 1. Relationshi ofdefendantto victim: 4561i MIKE Com?i?ve niiLQI?: i9 ?esta) Imam?IT Mass 3 (.1311.st Loewe? demo 2. Offense Location: Date: Time: 201 S. Ave AZ 85003 Date: ?ag: a? ?u "?rne: Ei.? CIRCUMSTANCES THE i. - Was a?rearn'l or otherweapon Used? Yes EI- No Type of weapon: 3. Arrest Location: Was anyone injured by the defendant? El Yes El? No Was rriedioai attention necessary? Yes No Nature of injuries: 2. Was anyone threatened-by the defendant? El Yes No Nature extentof threats: .- Cece 2. 35" ?mu emerge Do the victim and defendant reside together? Yes How was the}: 3% Ion brought to the attention of the police? [3 Vi In party Cl er observed convictions: Ci Yes Explain: IjNo List any prior arrestsl oonyiotions. and or F.T.A.'s: o. I. .oidthede'jay?_ - Avoid arrest? . Resist arre?st??w "whirT?LH'Was the defendantar. Yes . El No Type of weapon: . 'ed when arrested? .3. Was evidence of t_he offense found In the defendant?s possession? Yes . El-No . - Explain: . - 4. Was the defendant under the influence of aioohol or drugs at the time of the offense? . CI Yes No Ural-cl sessosi - With. whom .. Is there any indication the defendant is: El An alcoholic? CI An addict? - 'Mentally disturbed? Physio'aliy ill? Any other court order? - Is the defendant currently employed? ij Yes. if} No_ .. .. . Nature of empi'oyrnent -- Where does the defendant ourrentiy reside? Explain; . With whom How long 'What facts indicate the defendant will flee if released What facts does the State have to oppose an unsecuret release? Explain? E. DRUG OFFENSES t. it the defendant Is considered a major drug deater piease state the supporting facts: 2. What quantities and types of drugs are direotty invoived in this offense? Approximate monetary value: 3. Was any moneyr seized? Yes No Arnountr. - defendant at the time of the arrest? Yes [If No? - Quantity and type; EDIYI. automatio weapons in_ the possession of the I SECTION Iii: Probable Cause Statement Please summarize and include the information which estabiishes probable cause for the arrest; SUBJECT Is IN oust-om? on UNRELATED CHARGES THE WARRANT WAS Founo DURING A WARRANT CHECK 1 Buckeyei 2. . Eneanto . 3. San Marcos meChandier) 4 EastMesa -. ?Ea 5 Downtown {tire Arcadia BiltmoreI (Please Refer to Map) I I IoIIDoweil Mountain (fl-rs Scottsdale) San Tan (fka South MeseiGiioert) South Mountain (ti-(a South Phoenix) . . University Lakes {fire Tempe East) 19. Kyrene {fka Ternpe West} 20: Agua Fria (fka Toiiespn) 21. West Mesa ,1 - 22; .. Waist MoDowell {kaa West.I Phoenix) 23'. _HassayampaI (firs ??ckenhurgl'iI: - 24. Desert Ridge - 25. Highland 25. CountryI Meadows -.- .1. u_ - DFFICERI. SERIAII. NUMBER La oz .- woo DUTY PHONE NUMIIBER OI- certify the information presei'ItedII Is one to the. hestI of. my.knowl=dge I ..