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Have you seen him? 13-year-old missing from Queen Creek Samuel Ruiz, 13, was last seen near Sossaman and Rittenhouse roads on Nov. 2 around 4 p.m. If you've seen him, contact the Queen Creek Police Department.

Queen Creek, AZ

The Queen Creek Police Department is actively investigating an assault involving an adult male victim that occurred on Monday, Sept. 29, 2025, at approximately 9:15 p.m. on the west side of the Queen Creek Marketplace (in the service area).

Video evidence from the assault allowed investigators to identify a 14-year-old suspect, who has been arrested and booked on robbery and assault charges.

QCPD is working to identify additional persons involved, as well as witnesses who may have additional information. If you have specific information regarding this assault, please call QCPD non-emergency at 480-358-3500. Tips, including images and video, can be submitted at https://p3tips.com/952. To remain anonymous, you should not include your name, phone number, or any other identifying contact information.

Please report suspicious activity or safety concerns by calling non-emergency at 480-358-3500 (9-1-1 in an emergency).

*Charges are merely accusations, defendants are presumed innocent until pleading or being found guilty.

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UPDATE: QCPD continues the investigation for a person of interest but officers believe the individual has left the area.

Police have detained two people. Initial reports indicate shots fired in the area of Sierra Park and Ellsworth Road. There are no reported victims or injuries at this time.

The outstanding individual is described as a dark skinned male, 5'7", thin build, wearing dark clothes, white tennis shoes and a dark colored beanie.

If you see the individual, don't approach - please call 9-1-1.

If you have information regarding the situation, please call 480-358-3500.

Community alert: QCPD is asking residents living in the area of Sierra Park and Ellsworth Road to remain indoors and lock the doors as a precautionary measure. Police are looking for a person of interest who is believed to be armed.

🚨 QCPD has heard from several residents who have seen social media posts stating individuals have been using the Marco Polo game or placing objects in vehicle door handles in public parking lots, in an effort to sex-traffic women and children in the area.

The individual may say they have spoken to police and have confirmed that this is taking place in our community.

This is NOT true. QCPD has not received any reports of any such incidents. These urban legends have been circulating for a while.

We ask you to always be aware of your surroundings and call 911 or our non-emergency line at 480-358-3500 if you see something suspicious.

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WORK YOUR COMBOS. Practicing different boxing combinations can have several advantages, including:

1. Improving your ability to throw multiple punches in succession, which can make it more difficult for your opponent to defend against your attacks.
2. Increasing your hand speed and coordination, which can make your punches more powerful and accurate.
3. Developing muscle memory and muscle endurance, so that you can perform combinations without thinking, which can help you to stay relaxed in the ring.
4. Enhancing your overall boxing skills and making you a more well-rounded boxer.
4. Helping you to become more comfortable with different styles of punches and angles, which can make you more versatile in the ring.
5. Giving you a better understanding of the flow of a fight, and how to use combinations to set up other punches and to wear down your opponent.
6. Better balance and agility on your feet. Quick foot work along with stable footing from your feet up to your hips will allow you to move and supply power to your strikes.

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