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YCSO reports new address for Level 3 Sex Offender

YCSO reports new address for Level 3 Sex Offender MGN/YCSO Not intended to cause concern, just keep public aware YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - The Yuma County Sheriff s Office (YCSO) announces Friday afternoon that a convicted sex offender, Anthony Jack Villarreal, 47, has recently changed his address. Villarreal now lives at 12164 S. Scott Ave in Yuma. The 47-year-old stands at 5 5 tall, is about 165 pounds, and has peppered hair with brown eyes. He is not currently wanted by authorities at this time. The Yuma County Superior Court accepted a guilty plea agreement from Villarreal on November 4, 1993, sentencing him to 24 months intensive probation for one count of Sexual Conduct with a Minor.

8 Sworn-in as YCSO's newest detention officers

Congratulations to the newest detention officers with the Yuma County Sheriff s Office YUMA COUNTY, Ariz. (CBS 13) - The Yuma County Sheriff s Office welcomed eight new detention officers Thursday during a graduation ceremony for academy class 101, at the Dr. Martin Luther King Center. Following a seven-week training course and more than 280 hours, eight out of the ten who started the training completed it and were sworn in by Yuma County Superior Court Judge Gregory Stewart. The recently graduated officers were also congratulated and welcomed by Yuma County Sheriff Leon Wilmot and Detention Captain Milner. The Good Stuff / Video / Yuma County Brandon Mejia

Former Yuma judge announces bid for the Attorney General's office

Former Arizona Justice Andrew Gould reflects on career, plans to run for a new office

Former Arizona Justice Andrew Gould reflects on career, plans to run for a new office Lauren Castle, Arizona Republic © Thomas Hawthorne/The Republic Retired Arizona Supreme Court Justice Andrew Gould stands for a portrait outside of the Arizona Supreme Court building in Phoenix, Ariz., on April 23, 2021. Justice Andrew Gould retired from the Arizona Supreme Court in April to enter the political arena. He s running for Arizona attorney general to continue his focus on public service, he said. © Thomas Hawthorne/The Republic Retired Arizona Supreme Court Justice Andrew Gould stands for a portrait outside of the Arizona Supreme Court building in Phoenix, Ariz., on April 23, 2021.

Judge declares missing Yuma man dead

Judge declares missing Yuma man dead A judge rules William Hardy s death the day he went missing YUMA, Ariz. (KYMA, KECY) - A Yuma County Superior Court judge declares a missing man since 2019 officially dead. 62-year-old William Hardy was last seen driving his Chevy pick-up truck from his home on February 16, 2019, and was never seen again. Border Patrol agents found Hardy s vehicle in a remote section of the Sonoran Desert 50 days after he went missing. Last week, attorneys requested the judge to determine whether Hardy should be declared legally dead, adding the investigation led nowhere.