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PHOENIX – Officials release new details on incident at Arizona National Guard facility; man claims he saw ‘evil figures’ at Phoenix church that he allegedly damaged; and more – here’s a look at some of your top stories on FOX10Phoenix.com for Friday, August 29, 2025.

1. New details on Papago Park Military Reservation incident Incident at AZ military site 'not a bomb threat'

What we know:

Authorities say an incident that happened at the Papago Park Military Reservation on Thursday did not involve threats.

What they’re saying:

“At this time there is no criminal intent related to this incident and again no threat to anyone was made related to this incident,” Phoenix Police said.

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2. Arrest made in deadly Phoenix shooting (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Gustavo Castillo/Released)

What we know:

A woman accused of shooting and killing her husband earlier this year in Phoenix has been arrested.

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Police say the suspect, 32-year-old Erica Brown, has been booked into jail and accused of first-degree murder. Details on what led up to the shooting are unknown at this point.

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3. Arrest made after Arizona church was damaged by SUV AZ man allegedly crashed SUV through church front

What we know:

A man is behind bars and accused of damaging a Phoenix area church earlier this week.

What they’re saying:

Investigators identified the suspect as James Paul Stanley. They say Stanley claimed he saw evil figures in the blood-red stained-glass windows.

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4. Man accused of selling fentanyl that led to overdose death

What we know:

A suspect accused of selling fentanyl to a man that led to his deadly overdose has been arrested.

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Investigators say Freddie Avila is accused of multiple drug-related offenses. He was identified as a suspect after discovering text messages about a planned drug deal at Tempe Marketplace the night before 47-year-old Chris Joseph’s death.

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5. Misunderstanding sparked New York mall lockdown

What we know:

A man carrying an unusual umbrella triggered a lockdown at a New York mall on Thursday.

What they’re saying:

“The umbrella that was found had a samurai style handle, and was carried with a strap to be slung over one’s shoulder. It should be noted that this umbrella resembled a long gun, specifically the samurai handle, which looked like the barrel of a rifle,” police said.

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