Public Safety And Breaking News Reporter
Perry Vandell is a Public Safety and Breaking News Reporter at The Arizona Republic. He focuses on crime and justice, juvenile justice, and the judicial system, while also covering topics related to aviation and aerospace. Perry's work has been featured in notable publications such as USA TODAY, Yahoo News, and The Kitsap Sun.
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Phoenix, United States (Local)
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Perry Vandell's focus is primarily on local crime-related news in the Phoenix, Arizona area. His coverage largely consists of breaking news and evolving stories related to tragic events and criminal activities.
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By: Perry Vandell
Separate incidents involving a miliary helicopter and a small plane ended with pilots being able to walk away following emergency landings.
By: Perry Vandell
A man accused of concocting a terroristic plot targeting Muslim or Jewish places of worship on the next major religious holiday was arrested after others alerted police about his alleged plans.
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PHOENIX — A man accused of concocting a terroristic plot targeting Muslim or Jewish places of worship on the next major religious holiday was arrested after others alerted police about
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Arizona saw at least two aircraft incidents over the last couple of days where the pilots survived and were ultimately able to walk away from the wreckage.
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By: Perry Vandell
Laura Owens could be sentenced to prison or probation after she pleaded guilty to four felony counts for lying in the ‘Bachelor’ pregnancy-fraud case.
Laura Owens is due back in court on the morning of Oct. 23 for her sentencing after she pleaded guilty to four felony counts for lying about being
By: Perry Vandell
Laura Owens was sentenced to jail after pleading guilty to 4 felony counts for lying about being impregnated by two Arizona men in separate incidents.
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Will 'Gilbert Goons' trials stay in Maricopa County? Why is one accused killer back in jail? Will anyone change his plea?
By: Perry Vandell, Arizona Republic
A man convicted of the 2021 shooting of Phoenix police Officer Tyler Moldovan was sentenced on Oct. 27 in Maricopa County Superior Court.
