Nanos Under Fire: Recall Effort Gains Momentum

0:00On March 25th, a powerful voice in Tucson is demanding that Pima County Sheriff Chris Nannos step down amid growing backlash over his leadership. County supervisor Steve Hines has let the charge, pointing to Nannos' hidden pass from his days on the El Paso police force 42 years ago, where he racked up eight suspensions totaling 37 days over just five years. Those incidents involve issues like excessive force, abusive language, and multiple shots, fire calls, leading Hines to argue Nannos wouldn't qualify. For county jobs today with that record, meanwhile, a bipartisan recall effort launched on March 12 by Republican candidate Daniel Boutieres is gaining steam with signatures pouring in. For a special election to remove the sheriff, the scrutiny intensified after the unsolved disappearance of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie from her Tucson home on February 1st, drawing. National attention and exposing long-simmering local frustrations with Nannos' tenure.

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