Former Phoenix acting Police Chief Michael Sullivan has been selected to lead the U.S. Capitol Police. Sullivan withdrew from consideration as Phoenix's permanent chief after union opposition.

Michael Sullivan, former interim Phoenix Police chief, has been appointed as the next U.S. Capitol Police chief. He will be sworn in on June 30.

PHOENIX — Former Phoenix interim police chief Michael Sullivan was named the chief of the United States Capitol Police on Wednesday, according to a news release. Sullivan withdrew his candidacy ...

The Brief Interim Phoenix Police Chief Michael Sullivan's last day on the job is Friday, April 18. Sullivan, who was at one point considered a shoo-in for the police chief post, withdrew his name ...

The interim chief of the Phoenix Police Department, Michael Sullivan, says he is no longer in the running to be the department's next permanent chief. The department announced four finalists not ...

PHOENIX (AZFamily) — A man is planning to sue the city of Phoenix after he says he suffered third-degree burns while police pinned him to the ground during an arrest in July. Attorneys for 30 ...

Michael Kenyon, 30, spent more than 30 days in the hospital after he was taken to the ground by four Phoenix cops on July 6 — when temperatures reached a sweltering 114 degrees — and held him ...

Attorneys for Michael Kenyon announced plans to sue the city of Phoenix for more than $15 million Sean Neumann is a reporter at PEOPLE. He has been working at PEOPLE since 2019. His work has ...

The claim states four Phoenix police officers questioned and detained Michael Kenyon, 30, on July 6, 2024, and held him face down on black asphalt.

Warning: This article contains graphic images A man claims to have suffered third-degree burns after police officers pinned him to the scorching ground in a record heatwave. Michael Kenyon, from ...

Michael Kenyon, 30, was left with third-degree burns across much of his body and no skin above his knees after police officers pinned him to the ground in record heat.