Last week, a Phoenix woman was sentenced to eight years in prison for helping the North Korean government perpetrate a multimillion-dollar identity theft scheme.
Christina Chapman worked out of a nondescript home in Litchfield Park. If you were making a spy movie, it’s probably the last place you’d stage a sophisticated espionage operation.
Matt Phillips reported on Chapman’s unlikely story back in June for Sherwood News and joined The Show to discuss.
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A progressive advocacy group is suing a pair of GOP state lawmakers over its members having been trespassed from Capitol buildings and threatened with arrest if they return. -
The FIGHT Act is co-sponsored by 165 member of Congress, including Sen. Mark Kelly and Reps. Greg Stanton, Juan Ciscomani, and David Schweikert. -
What caused a 52-year-old man to die in Mesa police custody over the weekend is under investigation. Officers tried to pull him over for having no front light on his bicycle. -
Under Operation Not Forgotten, more personnel will be filtering through nearly a dozen FBI field offices with close ties to Indian Country. When asked, the FBI National Press Office would not specify how many agency staff are “surging,” writing “we do not have an estimate” in response to KJZZ. -
GOP lawmakers are asking the attorney general to punish Pima County over a resolution banning ICE activity on county property without judicial warrants.
