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Adam Dearmon, aka “Adam ‘Yellowbird’ DeArmon”
Detectives from Partners Against Narcotics Trafficking, a multi-agency task force, arrested Adam Dearmon, 49, of Camp Verde with multiple drug offenses after $30,000 worth of mescaline, a psychedelic drug found in peyote, was discovered inside his home on Tuesday, Feb. 2, 2021.
This arrest comes after an intensive investigation conducted in partnership with PANT, YCSO and the Camp Verde Marshal’s Office.
The investigation revealed Dearmon was allegedly running a large-scale illegal drug business out of his home located in the 400 block of West Angus Drive in Camp Verde.
During the search of the residence on Feb. 2, investigators found 8.9 Pounds of mescaline, 427 live peyote cacti, 83 marijuana plants, 29 pounds of dry peyote, 59 pounds of processed marijuana, 5 pounds of psilocybin mushrooms, and 7 LSD tabs. There were many other substances found inside the residence and detectives are wor
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For decades, Arizona was the reddest of red states. From the crimson cliffs of Sedona to its fiery desert sunsets, this rugged terrain bred Barry Goldwater, the conservative’s conservative.
Those sunsets are looking a lot more purple these days.
In November, the Grand Canyon State narrowly chose Joe Biden, the first time a Democratic presidential candidate had won Arizona since 1996. By a slightly larger margin, Arizona voters sent Mark Kelly to the U.S. Senate to join fellow Democrat Kyrsten Sinema. The last time Arizona had a Democratic senator before Sinema was 1995. The state hasn’t had two blue senators since 1953.
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Vaccinations Continue Statewide
More than 702,664 COVID-19 vaccines have been administered in Arizona as of Wednesday morning, according to the Department of Health Services. The latest data shows that Arizona has used less than 60 percent of the vaccine doses the state has received. Greenlee, Coconino, Pima and Yavapai Counties are currently leading the state in highest vaccination rates per 100,000 people.
Former Governor Jan Brewer announced she received her second dose of the COVID-19 vaccine at State Farm Stadium’s mass vaccination site early Tuesday morning.
Arizona’s Department of Health Services opened registration Wednesday at 9 a.m. for additional COVID-19 vaccination appointments at the newly launched Phoenix Municipal Stadium site. Those who sign up for an appointment at Phoenix Municipal are guaranteed a second appointment at the same site, according to Ducey’s office. The newly opened appointments emerge after Governor Doug Ducey signed an exe
Arizona doles out over half its vaccine supply; more coming
February 2, 2021 GMT
PHOENIX (AP) Arizona has administered more than half of its COVID-19 vaccine supply but is expected to get more than 1 million additional doses soon, health officials said Tuesday.
The Arizona Department of Health Services’ daily vaccine report shows the state has given out 59% of its doses, or more than 702,000, so far. But 1.2 million doses were expected to be shipped this week.
Some have criticized the state’s vaccine rollout, citing a confusing online appointment system that officials say is being improved. Now, 21,000 appointment slots were being added to a state-run vaccination site that opened Monday at Phoenix Municipal Stadium.