On Feb. 15, 2013, United States Attorney for the District of Arizona John S. Leonardo delivered the keynote address at the Navajo Nation's dedication of its new Multi-Purpose Justice Center in Tuba City, Ariz., on the Navajo Nation.                                AUSAs Dyanne Greer and Patrick Schneider provided training on trial preparation and courtroom testimony during a Regional Sexual Assault Examiner Training sponsored by the Indian Health Service and hosted at the Hopi Health Care Center in Polacca, Ariz. (Feb. 14, 2013)            U.S. Attorney John S. Leonardo (right) recognizes Yuma County Sheriff Ralph Ogden with the Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee’s (LECC) Executive Committee’s Individual Award at the Arizona LECC Cooperative Law Enforcement Awards Ceremony.   USA v. Jared Lee Loughner trial team before remarks to the media following the defendant's change of plea hearing. From left, AUSA Mary Sue Feldmeier, U.S. Attorney John S. Leonardo, AUSA Wallace Kleindienst, FBI SAC James Turgal Jr. and FBI S/A Tony Taylor. (8/7/12)                          U.S. Attorney John S. Leonardo making remarks to the media after the change of plea hearing in USA v. Jared Lee Loughner. From left, VW Coordinator Shawn Cox, AUSA Wallace Kleindienst, and FBI S/A Tony Taylor. (8/7/12)           At the August 2012 Tribal Leadership Consultation, AUSAs Sharon Sexton, Dyanne Greer and Tribal Special AUSA Guadalupe Gutierrez discussed the Aggravated Domestic Violence and the Violence Against Women Act to the over 120 attendees.           The Phoenix U.S. Attorney’s Office collected over 8,000 bottles of water to be handed out at hydration stations throughout the valley to those who need it. Water will also be delivered to low-income retirement communities. Some employees took on the hard labor of delivering the water to the warehouse on a hot day – increasing our desire to help those without drinking water!

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The U.S. Attorney's Office encourages parents and guardians to take 25 minutes this summer to talk to their children about ways to stay safer. Take 25 is a national child safety campaign of the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children_®.

Click on the links below to see:
25 tips to make kids safer
25 maneras de ayudar a que los niños estén mejor protegidos

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The U.S. Attorney's Office educates neighborhood and civic groups about mortgage fraud scams that take advantage of consumers in danger of losing their homes. To learn more about this consumer initiative or to schedule a presentation for your group, click here. Groups will learn tips such as how to identify "mortgage assistance relief scams," how to identify deceptive mortgage ads, and how to avoid predatory lending.

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