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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1994

Page

11

Firing of Officer in Sex Scandal Upheld

A disciplinary board upheld the firing of a police officer amid a sex scandal. The decision cited conduct unbecoming and violations of department policy, with the officer facing termination after an internal investigation and hearing.

Judge upholds firing of Mesa officer Dickson in Elliget scandal

Judge Michael McVey denied Theresa Dickson's challenge to her August 1992 termination for conduct unbecoming an officer after a sex scandal with Elliget. The Mesa Personnel Board and City Manager Charles Luster supported the firing, while Lt. Bill Hamilton appeals separately. The ruling preserves the city’s disciplinary action and notes waivers on constitutional issues.

Mesa Theresa Dickson Richard Elliget Dickson Bill Hamilton Maricopa County Elliget Mesa Personnel Board Charles Luster Superior Court Michael McVey McVey M. Regina Huerta

Six officers named in diary of wife Laurie Elliget scandal

The report notes Hamilton among six officers accused in a diary detailing Laurie Elliget’s sex life over years. Hamilton denies sexual relations with Elliget and denying lying to internal affairs investigators. Elliger faces 14 years in prison for nude photos of a 16 year old and arranging sex for a 13 year old boy with his blindfolded wife.

Hamilton Elliget Laurie Elliget Internal Affairs Elliger

Escaped robbery suspect sought by Mesa police

Police search Gila County Jail escapee David Stewart Bowers II, 20, awaiting trial on armed robbery charges in East Valley. Described as white, 6'2", 170 pounds with brown hair and blue eyes, tattooed "Villegas" on left forearm. Call Mesa police at 644-2001 with tips.

East Valley Gila County David Stewart Bowers II Mesa Globe Chandler

Tempe boy detained after gunshots fired in gang fight

A Tempe youth was referred to juvenile authorities on suspicion of aggravated assault after firing five shots at a crowd during a gang fight at The Greenery complex. An 18 year old Tempe man was wounded in the arm and hospitalized in fair condition. Police described the event as retaliation for an assault on a friend.

Tempe Carol Scheetz Broadway Road Tempe St. Luke’s Hospital

Alma School Road Closures Near Alma School for Resurfacing

Alma School Road will close between McLellan Road and Oak Street north of McDowell Road for resurfacing and reconstruction from Wednesday through March 17. Eastbound and westbound traffic on McKellips Road will flow on a two lane detour. Access to McKellips is from Country Club Drive east and from points west of the McKellips and Alma School intersection.

Alma School McLellan Road Oak Street McDowell Road Mesa McKellips Road McKellips Country Club Drive McKellips and

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