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CPD updates fi ndings in sexual assaults Jazz festival’s art
The owner of a white Ford F-150 four door pick-
fair extends hours
up truck, previously suspected by Chandler Police
Department as having a connection with the sexual
The hours of
assaults of three young Chandler girls, has been
the Chandler Jazz
cleared of involvement. CPD therefore does not have Festival’s Arts and
a vehicle description for the suspect. Crafts Fair have been
“We would like to encourage all employers who
expanded to match
employ painters, construction workers, landscapers,
the music.
etc., including fi eld supervisors in those areas, to
The fair and festival,
examine their own employee records and time cards
to see if anyone approximating the suspect description
which began on April
was absent or late for work on the mornings of the
20 and continues
assaults, Jan. 16, Jan. 31 and March 23,” says Sgt. Rick
Submitted drawings
through April 21, is
Griner with CPD. “Such research would be invaluable
SUSPECT: Police ask anyone with information regarding the
open from 1 to 9 p.m.
to the investigation.”
sexual assault suspect depicted in these two sketches or the
crimes committed to call Det. Klapmeyer at 480-782-4479. Those
in Dr. A.J. Chandler
Key suspect information released by CPD includes:
wishing to remain anonymous may call Silent Witness at 1-800-
Park at 3 S. Arizona Jackson Jones trio
the suspect had on a brown work coat with an attached
343-TIPS (8477) or 480-948-6377.
Ave. A special kids’
tan hood; he wore faded blue jeans and tan work boots
that had fresh light blue and white paint drops on them; he had a cellular phone that had an audible ring tone
interactive music event delights children from 3 to
with combined “bells and rings;” and he is fl uent in both English and Spanish.
3:45 p.m.
The Silent Witness program is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the suspect’s arrest. Police
More than 20 bands are performing at eight
are asking that anyone with information regarding the crimes or suspect call Det. Klapmeyer at 480-782-4479. downtown venues in conjunction with the Jazz
Those wishing to remain anonymous may call Silent Witness at 1-800-343-TIPS (8477) or 480-948-6377. For
Festival. All events are free. For the complete lineup,
more information on crime safety, go to www.chandlerpd.com/pdfs/crime_prevention_tips.pdf.
go to www.chandleraz.gov/jazz or call 480-782-2735.
HOA from Page 4
Mediation vs. litigation
advocates mediation as a less expensive and more willingness to compromise. He’s anticipating that
Regardless of neighbors’ opinions, HOAs are
successful course of action for homeowners involved House Bill 2539 will bring both legal and environmental
required by law to address issues based on their
in these situations. benefi ts.
governing documents unless another law takes
“We can help fi nd the win-win instead of the win- “It would encourage more homeowners to consider
precedence, says Cynthia Dunham, executive director
lose that happens when you go to court,” she says. solar energy devices as an alternative to other types of
and founder of The Leadership Centre.
Given that the Lantana Ranch HOA Architectural energy,” he concludes.
Though the Centre has not mediated cases regarding
Review Committee recently denied Burdick’s
solar panels, it has dealt with disputes over other types
application for the installed solar panels and instructed
Jennifer Hesse is a freelance reporter and may be contacted at
of home improvements that often arise from concerns
him to remove the panels by May 6 or face $50
JenniferH@SanTanSun.com.
about safety and aesthetics, Dunham says. The Centre
daily fi nes, Burdick isn’t optimistic about the HOA’s
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