Teen accused of plotting Pride Festival attack; new details on DNC office shooting suspect | Nightly Roundup

From new details on a man who is accused of shooting at a Democratic National Committee office in Tempe multiple times to the arrest of a teenager who is accused of plotting an attack against the Phoenix Pride Festival that happened this past weekend, here's a look at some of our top stories.

Teenager linked to Gilbert Goons pleads guilty
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Aris Arredondo, 18, plead guilty to his involvement in an attack at a Gilbert In-N-Out in August 2023. The victim in the attack moved out of the country because he no longer felt safe.

Chandler proclaims Sept. 23 as Preston Lord Day to honor the teen killed at a Halloween party

The city of Chandler proclaimed Sept. 23 as Preston Lord Day. The teen's life is being celebrated at The Stillery in Chandler on Monday night. He would have turned 17 on Sept. 23.

Preston Lord remembered on his birthday with honorary day
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FOX 10's Lindsey Ragas was in Chandler at The Stillery where Preston Lord was remembered on what would have been his 17th birthday. The city proclaimed the date as Preston Lord Day to remember the teen who died after being badly beaten at a Queen Creek Halloween party.

Chandler proclaims Sept. 23 as Preston Lord Day
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The city of Chandler proclaimed Sept. 23 as Preston Lord Day. The teen's life is being celebrated at The Stillery in Chandler on Monday night. FOX 10's Lindsey Ragas has this story.

'Preston Lord Day' being held in Chandler
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Nearly a year after his death, Preston Lord will be honored on Sept. 23 in Chandler at The Stillery, located near Arizona Avenue and Chandler Boulevard. There will be a butterfly release, speakers and a celebration starting at 5 p.m. Lord, 16, died after he was attacked at a Halloween party in Queen Creek. Seven people have been charged in Lord's death.

Charges to be filed against some students following threats at Mesa Public Schools

In the past two weeks, 17 threats of violence have been made within Mesa Public School – the Mesa Police Department is calling this an online nationwide trend.

Charges to be filed against some Mesa students
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In the past two weeks, 17 threats of violence have been made within Mesa Public School ? the Mesa Police Department is calling this an online nationwide trend. FOX 10's Nicole Krasean has the latest.

Independents weigh in on Harris-Trump debate; wildfire burning near the Valley | Nightly Roundup

From the latest on a wildfire that is burning near the Phoenix area to whether last night's Harris-Trump debate swayed any independents, here's a look at some of our top stories.

Teen violence: MCAO proposes new 'swarming' law
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Almost a year after an incident that led to Preston Lord's death, Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell is proposing a new state law that she says will help target teen violence. FOX 10's Brian Webb has more.

Brass knuckle ban for minors passed in Tempe
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The Tempe City Council unanimously voted on Thursday night in favor of banning the sale of brass knuckles for minors. The ordinance, passed on Sept. 5, prohibits minors from possessing or buying brass knuckles, or any similar item. Similar bans have gone into effect in other east Valley communities, including in Gilbert and Chandler, after a rise in teen violence incidents.

Preston Lord murder case: Judge lowers bond for some of the suspects

Lord, 16, was severely beaten at a Halloween party in Queen Creek last year. Lord later died at the hospital from his injuries. Despite a plea by the victim's family, a judge has lowered the bond for some of the suspects in the case.

Preston Lord case: Judge lowers bond for suspects
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A judge in Maricopa County has agreed to lower the bonds for three suspects in the Preston Lord murder case, despite a plea by the victim's family. FOX 10's Ashlie Rodriguez reports.

3 Preston Lord murder suspects in court
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Some of the suspects in the Preston Lord murder case will be in court on Tuesday where their lawyers will argue for their client's bond amounts to be reduced.

'Report, don't repost': New campaign aims to curb teen violence in Maricopa County

The Maricopa County Attorney's Office is rolling out a new campaign called "Report, don't repost" to curb teen violence. It comes after teen violence has plagued the east Valley, which was brought to light after 16-year-old Preston Lord's death last October.

Campaign aims to curb teen violence in Maricopa County
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The Maricopa County Attorney's Office is rolling out a new campaign called "Report, don't repost" to curb teen violence. It comes after teen violence has plagued the east Valley, which was brought to light after 16-year-old Preston Lord's death last October. FOX 10's Lindsey Ragas has this story.

Authorities unveil strategy to fight teen violence
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Teen violence has been top of mind for many parents across Maricopa County. On Aug. 14, one of the largest collaborative efforts to combat it was unveiled. The announcement involves 13 law enforcement agencies as well as the county attorney's office. FOX 10's Ellen McNamara explains how it'll work.

Preston Lord died from blunt force injuries: autopsy
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Preston Lord, 16, was beaten at a Halloween party in Queen Creek last year. He did two days later at the hospital. According to a medical examiner's report, Lord died from multiple blunt force injuries. The medical examiner concluded his death was a homicide. Seven people have been charged with murder in Lord's death.