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FORCE Sheriff Nanos to Testify Under Oath, and the Board approved it!
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1:06Now PlayingA major development out of Pima County. During our LIVE, Sgt. Aaron Cross explained a little-known Arizona law that could force Sheriff Chris Nanos to appear before the Board of Supervisors and answer questions under oath.
If he refuses — or fails to comply — the board may have the authority to remove him from office.
But there’s a catch: it requires majority support from the board.
Now, calls are growing for Supervisor Hines’ proposal to move forward — raising serious questions about accountability, transparency, and leadership.
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