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  • Sep 9, 2026
  • 2:00
  • Short

The Arizona Attorney General’s Office reportedly concluded that Gilbert police records were deleted because of an administrative error and that no criminal charges would be filed.

Meanwhile, Alyssa Romine-Olson’s sister says investigators last spoke with their mother in 2019, and the family apparently was not told when Alyssa’s case was reassigned again in 2020.

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Brief Summary

Gilbert PD's record destruction deemed an error, raising community accountability concerns and frustrations over Alyssa's unresolved case.

Key points

  • Gilbert PD Allegations. The Arizona Attorney General's Office investigates claims of police record destruction.
  • Family's Plea for Answers. Alyssa's family is frustrated with the lack of communication from investigators.

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