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The Phoenix Police Department has launched a new crime fighting program called "Virtual Block Watch". The idea is simple, if you have a security camera let us know that you do. Then, if there is a crime in the area we will know where we might be able to find video footage of the suspect.
                                                                Info via Phoenix Police Social Media

Furnished Via phoenixnewtimes.com written by KATYA SCHWENK

At around 6:40 a.m. on March 30, Michael Schroeder, a man in custody at the Fourth Avenue Jail in Phoenix, called the officer on duty.

According to court documents obtained by Phoenix New Times, Schroeder told that officer that he was angry at his cellmate, a 35-year-old man named Steven Lemus.

Schroeder told the officer, "Get someone over. I'm going to fuck this guy up," court records stated.

According to court records, no officers responded to Schroeder's threats until Schroeder called again, eight minutes later, saying, "Come get the body."

​On April 14, the Arizona Department of Public Safety served a search warrant related to a homicide investigation on two adjoining properties, located at 5590 E. Klafter Road and 8505 S. Craycroft Road, where they found the body of Patricia Belen Gonzales, 29, a news release from AZDPS said.
Gonzales was homeless in the Tucson area, the news release said.
Detectives arrested Glorya E. Smith-Lee, 47, and Kenneth Edward Neece, 43, on suspicion of first-degree murder, kidnapping and tampering with physical evidence, the news release said.