Maricopa County Sheriff’s detectives in Fountain Hills are searching for suspects in an attack on two brothers in the parking lot outside a bar on Parkview Avenue on Friday, Aug. 30.
Deputies said two brothers reported the assault after one received a severe facial injury. The two had been playing pool in the bar and had been drinking. There was some confrontation between the two and a group in the bar prompting the owner to ask them all to leave, which they did without problem.
The brothers said about six attacked them and they were unable to identify anyone.
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Maricopa County Sheriff’s detectives in Fountain Hills are searching for suspects in an attack on two brothers in the parking lot outside a bar on Parkview Avenue on Friday, Aug. 30.
Deputies said two brothers reported the assault after one received a severe facial injury. The two had been playing pool in the bar and had been drinking. There was some confrontation between the two and a group in the bar prompting the owner to ask them all to leave, which they did without problem.
The brothers said about six attacked them and they were unable to identify anyone.
The one brother was treated at the scene by fire department paramedics and take to the hospital for further treatment of an eye injury.
*On Tuesday, Aug. 20, deputies investigated a two-vehicle collision on Shea Boulevard at Center Drive. A westbound vehicle was making a left turn into the Target parking lot when it was struck by a vehicle traveling eastbound. The eastbound driver told deputies he fell asleep and did not see the traffic light change. He was cited for failure to control his vehicle to avoid a collision and not having an Arizona driver license.
*On Tuesday, Aug. 20, a man reported his bicycle stolen from a parking lot in the 16000 block of Shea Boulevard.
*On Friday, Aug. 23, a man reported damage to a fence on property on 148th Street in the Rio Verde Foothills area. It appeared as though someone had pulled the fence over using a chain attached to a vehicle. Damage is estimated at between $1,000 and $2,500.
*On Wednesday, Aug. 28, deputies investigated a vehicle collision on Del Cambre Avenue and Rosita Drive. Both vehicles were northbound on Del Cambre and as one slowed to turn onto Rosita it was struck in the rear by the second vehicle.
*On Wednesday, Aug. 28, a man was arrested for underage consumption of alcohol. He was a passenger in a vehicle stopped by a deputy for failing to come to a complete stop at a stop sign.
*On Thursday, Aug. 29, a Fountain Hills man was arrested and faces charges for theft of a means of transportation, possession of dangerous drugs and possession of drug paraphernalia. A deputy stopped the vehicle for expired temporary registration. It was discovered the vehicle was reported stolen in Mesa on Aug. 8. The driver said he had just purchased the vehicle, but was not surprised it was stolen. Deputies found traces of methamphetamine in the car as well as pipes. The man said he believed the drugs and pipes belonged to someone he had given a ride.
* On Friday, Aug. 30, deputies cited two men who were involved in a verbal confrontation that escalated into a physical fight in a parking lot in the 16000 block of Gunsight Drive. The fight was a dispute over rent. Both men were cited and released.
*On Friday, Aug. 30, a Fountain Hills woman reported she believes her 18-year-old daughter had stolen cash totaling between $40,000 and $49,000 from her bedroom at a residence in the 13000 block of Hamilton Drive. The woman reported she has been in and out of the hospital due to a head injury and believes that is when her daughter took the money.
*On Saturday, Aug. 31, deputies received a report that two men were involved in an assault at the Circle K on Saguaro and Shea boulevards. The two men had been in that area from Mayer and Prescott Ariz. and were returning home when the one who was the rider indicated he wanted to go somewhere in Phoenix. He allegedly struck the second man who told him to find his own ride home. The information has been referred to the town prosecutor.
*Deputies were asked to investigate a report of threats made by a 24-year-old school bus driver against his boss. The driver was apparently upset about not getting time off and complained in an allegedly threatening way to a co-worker. No charges have been filed.
*On Wednesday, Sept. 4, a Colorado man staying at a Fountain Hills hotel reported someone attempted to break into his vehicle in the hotel parking lot. The canvas top of the man’s Jeep had been cut. A roadside emergency kit was stolen and there was an estimated $1,000 damage to the soft top.
*On Saturday, Aug. 31, a Fountain Hills man was arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia. Deputies were interviewing a couple regarding a domestic dispute when a pipe used for smoking drugs was seen on a counter.
*On Sunday, Sept. 1, a Mesa man reported his Ford pickup was stolen from where it was parked along the Beeline Highway near Sunflower. The truck had been overheating and the man left it there on Aug. 27, and the vehicle was gone when he returned.
*On Tuesday, Aug. 27, employees at a Fountain Hills grocery store reported a fraud scam in which someone called saying they represented Western Union and needed information from the store’s computer. A fraudulent transaction totaling $923 was made.
*On Tuesday, Aug. 13, a Fountain Hills woman reported receiving several text messages from a Queen Creek man in violation of an order of protection.
*On Wednesday, Sept. 4, a deputy arrested a Gilbert man on charges of excessive speed. The man was reportedly traveling 80 miles per hour on McDowell Mountain Road where the speed limit is 45.
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