Glendale Police using ShotSpotter technology to catch those doing celebratory gunfire

A reminder to everyone as we celebrate Independence Day, celebratory gunfire is illegal in Arizona and Glendale Police will be using ShotSpotter technology to find people who shoot into the air. The technology uses sensors to detect the sound of gunfire in real-time. Police can pinpoint the exact location where a gun has been fired and they say officers will respond to every incident where the ShotSpotter is activated. Anyone caught firing a gun in public will be arrested.

2 boys die after being pulled from Glendale pool

Glendale Police said two boys, ages 3 and 4, had been playing in the backyard when one of them fell into the pool. "We believe the second child went in to save his brother," officials said.

Glendale bank robber sought by FBI

The FBI is asking for help in finding a man they say robbed a Bank of America near 58th Avenue and Glenn Drive in Glendale last year. Authorities say the suspect threatened the teller, then fled the bank with money in a white Ford Crown Victoria or a Mercury Grand Marquis. If you have any information, you're asked to contact the FBI at 1-800-225-5324.

Glendale Police releases body camera video of officer-involved shooting

The shooting, according to officials, happened in April. Officers were responding to a domestic disturbance at an apartment complex near 61st Avenue and Olive when the incident happened. The suspect has been identified as 28-year-old Anthony Shaffner. (NOTE: Viewer Discretion Advised)