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Frank Milstead |
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2024 Republican
candidate for
Maricopa County
Sheriff. Previously
Milstead served as
the Chief of Mesa,
Arizona Police and
later as Director of
the Arizona
Department of Public
Safety (DPS). His
name will appear on
the 2024 Primary
ballot. |
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Former
DPS
Director Frank Milstead Accused Of Domestic
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"The former director
of the Arizona Department of Public Safety
Frank Milstead has been served an
Order of Protection from a woman claiming he
was verbally and physically abusive toward
her. According to court records, the woman,
who was in a relationship with Milstead,
filed the order in June claiming Milstead
abused her on multiple occasions beginning
last year. In her petition, the woman made
multiple allegations, including
violent threats, harassment, stalking, and
assault. |
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Sep. 20, 2022 |
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DPS
Director Gets Warning For Weaving, Driving
90+ MPH On I-17 |
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Arizona Department of
Public Safety Director Col. Frank
Milstead was pulled over in October for
driving more than 90 miles per hour on the
Interstate 17 and weaving through traffic
without using his turn signal. Body
camera video released by the Yavapai County
Sheriff's Office shows Milstead passing his
badge to the deputy, and later joking with
him about driving too fast. In the video,
the deputy says that he wanted to "educate"
Milstead and would give him a warning only." |
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Dec. 4, 2019 |
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Looking For Answers In Mesa Police Chief's
2011 Wreck |
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"Documents and expert
opinion show there may be more to a
single-vehicle wreck involving Mesa's police
chief than he's ever disclosed.
The
dispatch log from the incident is missing
nearly 40 pages and the official report
includes no photographs, nor any record of
any eyewitness account despite evidence of
at least one witness coming forward.
Now some are asking whether information may
have been deliberately omitted. State Route
87 north of Payson in Happy Jack can be
unforgiving. A two-lane road where the speed
limit is 65 miles per hour twists and turns
through the Mogollon Rim. That's where Mesa
Police Chief Frank Milstead rolled
his expensive sports car in the summer of
2011." |
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Nov. 6, 2014 |
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