Maricopa County Sheriff's Office

Uh, so he never g- They, they tried to bring him into a, uh, into a court, courtroom to, to face the, the felony charges against him, but they couldn't get him in because he was fighting in the hallway with the, uh, with the court officers and the, uh, and the, the guards from the behavioral health center.

"They're saying he's combative and he's in the hallway," a Maricopa County Sheriff's deputy told the court during the hearing.

Ugh.

Oh my goodness.

If you know or think you know anything regarding the death of this young man, dial 310458 8491.

We remember American hero Lieutenant Chad Brackman, Maricopa County Sheriff's, killed in the line of duty and leaving behind a wife, Melissa, and children, Skyler, Hunter, Scott, and Britton.

American hero Lieutenant Chad Brackman.

Thank you to our guests, but especially to you for being with us tonight.

Jerry traded in his car for a Jeep and told his mother that he would call her as soon as he could.

But the first call she received wasn't from her son, but from the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office.

Jesse's new Jeep and his camp had been found, seemingly abandoned, on Tortilla Mountain.

There was no sign of the 35-year-old, and an investigation into his whereabouts quickly ensued.

Capon's wallet, credit cards, cash, iPod, backpack, food, and water were all found in his tent.

The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office conducted a search of the area throughout the month of December, but alas, found absolutely no sign, no trace of Capon.

Search dogs, SAR members, deputies, and a helicopter searched the area, marked on a map found in Jesse's tent, the area thought to be the location of the mine.

Other campers had seen him along the trail with two one-gallon milk jugs of water and little else, stating he didn't seem suitable for a long hike.

He was familiar with the Camelback Mountain and Squaw Peak areas, but there was no indication that he had gone to either of those places.

The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office also joined in the search for Daniel.

but they were unable to uncover any evidence and the search was eventually called off.

Since then, Daniel's case has gone cold and the police have received very few tips and leads.

Phoenix facing some of the heaviest rain with a level three out of four flood threat now in effect.

The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office using a helicopter to rescue two motorists stranded by floodwaters.

And the flood threat extends into the Midwest, where repeated thunderstorms are expected through the weekend.

Forecasters now say additional flash flooding is expected over sections of the southwest, the northern plains, and the upper Midwest over the next three days.

Phoenix is facing some of the heaviest rain.

They have a level three out of four flood threat now in effect.

The Maricopa County Sheriff's Office using a helicopter to rescue two motorists stranded by floodwaters.

The flood threat extends into the Midwest, where repeated thunderstorms are expected through the weekend.

It was later determined that Mr. Brower was currently living in Cottonwood, Arizona.

Through the assistance of the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office and Cottonwood Police Department, surveillance was conducted to ensure that Mr. Brower was the only male that lived at the residence in Cottonwood, Arizona.

DNA samples were subsequently obtained by Cottonwood, Arizona.

In October of 2025, evidence was submitted to Bodie for comparison.

The Texas Rangers for their dedication and commitment to solving this case.

The Bexar County Crime Lab and DPS Crime Lab for their numerous tests conducted over the years.

Maricopa County Sheriff's Office and the Cottonwood Police Department for their assistance in locating Mr. Brower in Arizona.

the Department of Justice Saki initiative for providing the funding to conduct the testing and body laboratories and often laboratories for the advances in technology that eventually led to identify Mr Brower and his arrest.