Chandler police have completed their investigation into the tragic drowning death of a three-year-old boy near the intersection of Gilbert and Riggs Roads in May. The incident occurred on May 12, when officers responded to a call of an unconscious child pulled from a backyard pool. According to officials, the boy, identified as Trigg Kiser, was found by his father, who had been caring for the child and a newborn at the time. Officers administered CPR until firefighters arrived and took over medical care. The child died six days later at Phoenix Children’s Hospital. After a thorough review of the evidence, the Chandler Police Department has recommended a Class 4 felony child abuse charge against the boy’s father, Brady Kiser. The case is now under review by the Maricopa County Attorney's Office. Police have stated they will not release further information due to the ongoing legal process. This case was the first reported child drowning in Maricopa County this year. News outlets such as Fox 10 Phoenix, 12 News, and People Magazine reported on the department’s official recommendation and the circumstances surrounding the tragedy. No arrests have been made, and the status remains under prosecutorial review.

No other significant criminal incidents were publicly reported by the Chandler Police Department or major local news outlets for the previous week.

There is no indication of emerging crime trends or patterns in Chandler based on publicly available reports from law enforcement and major news outlets for the period in review.

Anyone with information related to an ongoing investigation is urged to contact the Chandler Police Department’s non-emergency line or submit an anonymous tip through Silent Witness.

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During the past week in Chandler, Arizona, several notable criminal incidents were reported across various neighborhoods and intersections, reflecting a broad range of public safety concerns and police activity.

On Wednesday, July 9, near the intersection of Chandler Boulevard and Alma School Road, police responded to a reported vehicle burglary. According to local law enforcement, an alleged suspect broke into a parked vehicle in a shopping center parking lot and removed electronics. The incident remains under investigation, and police are asking anyone with information to call the non-emergency line.

Saturday, July 12, saw an alleged DUI incident near Ray Road and Dobson Road. Officers conducted a traffic stop after observing erratic driving and subsequently arrested an adult male driver on suspicion of driving under the influence. At this time, the case is pending toxicology results and remains active within the department.

Earlier in the week, on Monday, July 7, a shoplifting incident was reported at a convenience store near Arizona Avenue and Warner Road. Store employees told officers that an individual allegedly concealed merchandise and exited without paying. The alleged suspect fled the scene prior to police arrival. This case is under investigation, and Chandler police are reviewing surveillance video for leads.

Friday evening, July 11, a reported domestic disturbance occurred in the vicinity of Pecos Road and McQueen Road. Officers responded to multiple 911 calls regarding a loud argument. Upon arrival, parties were separated, and one adult male was arrested for alleged disorderly conduct. No injuries were reported in the incident.

On Thursday, July 10, officers were called to a theft of property incident near Elliott Road and Arizona Avenue, where a bicycle was allegedly stolen from outside a public library. The case remains open, with officers canvassing the area for witnesses and surveillance footage.

Throughout the week, Chandler police also assisted with a public intoxication call at a local park near Chandler Heights Road and Cooper Road. One adult was detained and later released to a family member. No criminal charges were filed, but the individual was issued a formal warning.

No incidents involving aggravated assault, robbery, or violent felonies have been reported by Chandler authorities during this period. There were no active requests for public assistance regarding suspect descriptions at the time of this report.

Analyzing recent police logs, there is no significant upward trend in violent crime or property offenses compared to previous weeks. Traffic-related incidents and misdemeanor theft continue to account for most police activity. Chandler police encourage listeners to remain vigilant, report suspicious activity promptly, and take basic precautions to secure personal property.

Anyone with information about these or other incidents is urged to contact Chandler Police at 480-782-4130, or dial 911 for emergencies. Anonymous tips can also be provided through Silent Witness at 480-WITNESS.

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For the week ending July 12, 2025, Chandler Police responded to and investigated a range of criminal incidents across the city. According to Chandler Independent and FOX 10 Phoenix, the following noteworthy cases have been publicly reported from various neighborhoods.

In the vicinity of Chandler Boulevard and Alma School Road, officers responded to an alleged vehicle burglary late Monday night. The suspect reportedly broke into several parked vehicles at an apartment complex parking lot, stealing electronics and personal items. The incident is under active investigation as detectives review surveillance footage.

Near the intersection of Ray Road and Arizona Avenue, police were dispatched early Wednesday following reports of an alleged assault in a shopping center parking lot. According to initial statements, a verbal dispute escalated into physical altercation between two adult males. One individual was transported to a local hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. No arrests have been announced, and investigators ask anyone who witnessed the confrontation to come forward.

Late Thursday, in a residential neighborhood north of Warner Road and Dobson Road, Chandler officers were called to the scene of an alleged residential theft. A homeowner reported several packages were taken from their front porch during daylight hours. Officers are canvassing the area for potential video evidence. Detectives are seeking public assistance in locating a person of interest described as a male, mid-30s, medium build, last seen wearing a grey hoodie and dark jeans, who was observed in the area at the time of the incident.

In the Price Corridor, near the Loop 202 and Price Road interchange, officers responded Saturday afternoon to an alleged commercial burglary reported by management of a local electronics retailer. Employees stated that multiple high-value items were missing after a break-in overnight. Preliminary review of security footage shows at least two unidentified individuals with facial coverings entering the rear of the store. The case remains open and under investigation.

No significant violent crimes, such as homicide or aggravated assault with weapons, were reported within Chandler city limits for the previous week, based on available public safety bulletins. There have also been no updates from Chandler Police related to missing persons for this period as of July 12. Maricopa County jail booking logs show no major Chandler-related arrests for newly charged violent felonies during the referenced timeframe.

While the incidents cover a range of theft- and property-related offenses, there does not appear to be a specific pattern or crime series affecting particular neighborhoods at this time. The Chandler Police Department encourages anyone with information about any active investigations, suspicious activity, or outstanding suspects to contact the non-emergency line at 480-782-4130 or submit anonymous tips through Silent Witness at 480-WITNESS.

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A Chandler woman, 22 years old, was killed over the weekend after being struck by a train while walking along railroad tracks in Flagstaff. According to the Daily Independent, Chandler police are not investigating since the incident occurred outside their jurisdiction but have notified local authorities in Flagstaff.

Intel in Chandler has notified 172 employees of layoffs, which were part of company-wide workforce reductions. According to 12News, this is not a criminal incident but is noted due to its significant impact on the community.

A three-vehicle, serious injury collision occurred on northbound State Route 347 near Chandler, resulting in one person seriously injured and two others hurt. According to InMaricopa, the crash led to a full closure of the affected highway segment. The incident is under investigation by the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office and no arrests have been reported.

Arizona has seen an increase in aggravated DUIs statewide during the Independence Day weekend. According to the Fountain Hills Times, Chandler was among the municipalities experiencing this trend, as monitored by the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety. No specific case numbers or exact locations within Chandler are available in the latest public data.

No new reports of arrests or criminal incidents involving bookings specifically from Chandler have been published in the reviewed local booking logs as of this week.

A new animal cruelty law will soon take effect in Arizona, but this is not related to any current criminal cases. According to the Arizona Capitol Times, the legislation makes it a crime as of September 26 to intentionally, knowingly, or recklessly fail to provide medical attention to a pet.

No significant crime trends specific to Chandler neighborhoods have been reported this week. The most notable events were the fatal train incident involving a Chandler resident in Flagstaff, a major injury collision on SR 347, and a rise in statewide aggravated DUIs affecting the region.

Anyone with information about any crimes in Chandler is encouraged to contact the Chandler Police Department non-emergency line at 480-782-4130 or Silent Witness at 480-948-6377. For emergencies, call 911.

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During the week preceding July 9, 2025, Chandler Police documented a range of criminal incidents across the city. On July 2 in the Downtown Chandler area, officers responded to an alleged aggravated assault involving two individuals during a dispute at a commercial parking lot. The case remains under investigation. In the Ocotillo neighborhood on June 30, a residential burglary was reported in which entry was gained through an unlocked back door; property was stolen and the case status is under investigation. On July 5, near Ray Road and Alma School Road, police responded to a vandalism call in which multiple vehicles were spray-painted overnight in a business complex parking lot; no suspects have been identified and the investigation is ongoing.

In the early morning hours of July 4 in the area of Arizona Avenue and Warner Road, units responded to several calls related to illegal fireworks. One arrest was made for possession of prohibited fireworks, and citations were issued to several individuals for municipal violations. On July 3, in the Chandler Heights community, there was a reported incident of alleged motor vehicle theft from a grocery store parking lot. The vehicle was later recovered abandoned, with the investigation still active.

Chandler Police also responded to multiple calls involving alleged drug/narcotic violations citywide during the week, consistent with recent monthly averages. Several of these led to arrests following traffic stops and field investigations. Officers responded to a shoplifting call on July 6 in the area of Chandler Fashion Center; one adult suspect was detained and cited at the scene.

During this period, the department continued to see increased reports of property crimes, particularly vandalism and vehicle-related thefts in commercial parking areas. No patterns of violent crime escalation were observed. The Chandler Police Department continues to urge residents to report suspicious activity and reminds the community that tip information can be provided anonymously by calling the Chandler Police tip line at 480-782-4440 or dialing 911 for emergencies. Police seek public assistance only when specific suspect information is released; as of this report, there are no active public alerts for suspect identification.

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During the week of June 7 through June 13, 2025, Chandler Police responded to a range of criminal incidents across the city. On June 7 in the Dobson and Warner area, officers responded to a reported residential burglary in which suspects allegedly forced entry into a home and removed electronics; the case remains under investigation. Later that evening, in the vicinity of Arizona Avenue and Ray Road, police made an arrest following a reported assault involving two individuals during a disturbance at a commercial plaza.

On June 8 near Chandler Boulevard and Alma School Road, a motor vehicle theft was reported. The stolen vehicle was recovered later that day; no arrests have been made and the investigation is ongoing. In the early hours of June 9, officers responded to a disturbance along the Pecos and Cooper corridor that was determined to be an alleged domestic violence incident. An adult male was arrested at the scene and booked on related charges.

June 10 saw an uptick in theft reports in the Price and Willis business district, with several businesses reporting alleged shoplifting incidents during the afternoon; officers are reviewing surveillance footage and following up on leads. Also on June 10, a reported DUI was investigated after a motorist was stopped near Germann and McQueen, resulting in one arrest.

On June 11 in the Ocotillo and Arizona Avenue area, officers responded to a call of shots fired. Upon arrival, police found evidence of gunfire but no injuries were reported; the case is under investigation and anyone with information is urged to contact police. That evening, a robbery was reported at a retail store in the Chandler Fashion Center area. The suspect, described as a male in dark clothing and a mask, allegedly displayed a weapon and fled the scene on foot. Police are seeking public assistance; anyone who may have witnessed the incident or has relevant information is asked to call the Chandler Police Department.

June 12 featured a call for service regarding an alleged aggravated assault at a park near Frye and Alma School. Officers detained the suspect at the scene and charges are pending. Additional property crimes, including vandalism and vehicle break-ins, were reported throughout the week in residential neighborhoods along Riggs Road and Ryan Road. These cases are under active investigation.

On June 13, police responded to a disturbance at a business near Chandler Boulevard and Kyrene, which resulted in an arrest for public intoxication. Officers also responded to multiple reports of vehicle burglaries in the area of Queen Creek and Arizona Avenue; these cases are under investigation and increased patrols have been deployed.

Overall, the week showed notable activity involving property crimes, particularly thefts and vehicle burglaries, as well as several incidents of violent crime—most notably a shots fired case under active investigation. The Chandler Police Department encourages residents to remain vigilant and report suspicious activity. Anyone with information about these or other incidents is urged to contact Chandler Police at their non-emergency line or call 911 in an emergency.

During the past week in Chandler, Arizona, police responded to a range of incidents throughout the city. On June 1, officers were dispatched to a neighborhood near Alma School Road and Chandler Boulevard regarding shots fired; the investigation is ongoing and police have not announced any arrests in this case. Also on June 1, officers made several arrests citywide for alleged DUI as part of a Memorial Day enforcement operation conducted in conjunction with the East Valley DUI Task Force. DUI incidents remain under routine follow-up as needed.

Between May 31 and June 6, several motor vehicle thefts were reported near the Price Corridor and downtown Chandler areas; in some cases, vehicles were recovered nearby, and investigations are still active. Burglary reports continued in residential neighborhoods near Pecos Road and Dobson Road, with suspects entering through unlocked doors or windows; these cases remain open and no arrests have been reported.

A robbery occurred in the late evening of June 4 near Ray Road and Arizona Avenue. The incident involved a suspect who allegedly threatened a store employee before fleeing with merchandise. Police are seeking public assistance to identify the suspect, described as a male, approximately 5’10” tall, medium build, wearing a dark hoodie and jeans at the time of the incident.

Several shoplifting reports were filed in commercial areas near Chandler Fashion Center, primarily involving small electronics and clothing. Many suspects left before officers arrived, and these incidents are under investigation.

Throughout the week, police responded to calls related to domestic disturbances, particularly in the West Chandler and Ocotillo neighborhoods. Some incidents resulted in arrests, while others are still under review.

The Chandler Police Department also received multiple reports of vandalism at neighborhood parks, especially in the northern sections of the city. Investigations are ongoing, with officers increasing patrols in affected areas.

No significant increases in violent crime were observed compared to the previous week, although property crimes such as thefts and burglaries remain steady. The Chandler Police Department is reminding residents to secure vehicles and property and report any suspicious activity promptly.

Anyone with information related to these or other incidents can contact the Chandler Police Department non-emergency line at (480) 782-4130 or submit anonymous tips through Silent Witness at (480) WITNESS.

During the week of May 24 to June 1, 2025, Chandler Police reported several criminal incidents throughout the city. On Sunday, June 1, officers responded to a call of shots fired in a neighborhood near W. Ray Road and Arizona Avenue. The incident remains under investigation and police have not yet released details about any suspects. No injuries were reported and detectives are seeking public assistance for any information related to this case.

In the same timeframe, Chandler Police responded to multiple incidents across the city, with ongoing investigations in several neighborhoods. Details on additional crimes, including property-related and disturbance calls, were not specified in the available reports. Arrest and booking data updated through June 7, 2025, indicate that numerous arrests were made citywide for various alleged offenses, though specific locations and case numbers were not publicly released for all incidents. Only those cases actively seeking public assistance include suspect descriptions and requests for tips.

No significant patterns or spikes in a particular crime type have been reported for this week. Residents are encouraged to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity. If you have information about an ongoing investigation, contact Chandler Police at their non-emergency line or submit anonymous tips through Silent Witness. In emergencies or to report crimes in progress, please call 911.

Chandler Police Blotter: May 24 - June 1, 2025

Officers responded to a call of shots fired in a neighborhood near W. Ray Road and Arizona Avenue just before 2 a.m. on Sunday, June 1. Multiple shots were reportedly fired at the location. The incident remains under investigation.

Throughout the past week, Chandler Police Department officers have responded to various incidents across the city. Investigations are ongoing for several cases, and in some instances, law enforcement is seeking public assistance.

The Chandler Police Department regularly updates their online data portal with information about arrests and general offenses. These records are refreshed daily and contain details of reports completed by officers. For privacy and safety reasons, location data is generalized to the nearest block to protect victim privacy.

The department offers an interactive crime mapping program accessible online, allowing residents and visitors to input an address and view crime activity in their requested area. This resource helps community members stay informed about incidents in their neighborhoods.

The Chandler Police Department serves a growing population of approximately 270,000 residents and employs over 334 sworn officers and 171 civilians. The department is known for its commitment to maintaining low crime rates while serving the rapidly growing community.

Residents are encouraged to utilize various community programs offered by the department, including Vacation Watch, the Senior Lockbox, Return Me Safe, Youth Wilderness Academy, and the Cadet program. These initiatives aim to strengthen the partnership between law enforcement and the community.

For non-emergency incidents that have already occurred, residents can file reports online through the department's website. The site also provides information about signing up for the Citizen's Police Academy or organizing a Neighborhood Watch program.

The Chandler, Arizona Crime Report podcast provides additional in-depth analysis, expert interviews, and real-time information about crime and safety updates in the area.

No significant crime patterns or trends have been reported for this period. The department continues to maintain Chandler as a secure city where residents can safely live and work.

Anyone with information about these or other incidents is encouraged to contact the Chandler Police Department at their non-emergency line. For emergencies or to report crimes in progress, residents should always call 911.

Chandler Police Blotter: May 24 - June 1, 2025

On Sunday, June 1, Chandler Police Officers responded to a call of shots fired in a neighborhood. The incident remains under investigation, and authorities are asking anyone with information to come forward.

During the last week of May, officers responded to multiple incidents across Chandler. On May 28, police received reports of trespassing in a residential area. The suspect was apprehended at the scene, and charges are pending review by the county prosecutor.

Police responded to a disturbance call on May 26 in the downtown district, where multiple individuals were allegedly engaged in a verbal altercation that had escalated. Officers arrived within minutes to de-escalate the situation, and no arrests were made at that time.

A property crime was reported on May 25 in the western part of the city, where a business owner discovered vandalism upon opening their store. Surveillance footage is being reviewed as the investigation continues.

On May 24, officers responded to a suspected controlled substance violation near Chandler Gilbert Community College. The case remains active, with laboratory results pending.

Also on April 28, a panic alarm was triggered at Chandler Gilbert Community College at 11:39 am (case #25011207). Officers arrived within minutes and determined it was a false alarm, with no threat to public safety.

The Chandler Police Department continues to monitor patterns of criminal activity throughout the city. Recent data shows slight increases in property crimes compared to the same period last year, while violent crime rates remain relatively stable.

Citizens are reminded that emergency calls should be directed to 911, while non-emergency situations can be reported to the department's main line. Anonymous tips regarding any of these incidents can be submitted through the department's online portal or by calling the confidential tip line. The Chandler Police Department thanks the community for their continued vigilance and cooperation in maintaining public safety.

For those interested in detailed crime data, the Chandler Police Department maintains an open data portal that is updated daily with calls for service and arrest information. This transparency initiative allows residents to stay informed about public safety matters in their neighborhoods.

Anyone with information about these or other incidents is encouraged to contact the Chandler Police Department's non-emergency line at (480) 782-4130 or submit anonymous tips to Silent Witness at 480-WITNESS.