Pima County Deputies Demand Sheriff Nanos Resign

0:00On April 3rd, Pima County deputies are fed up with sheriff Chris Nannos over his handling of the Nancy Guthrie disappearance. The 84-year-old vanished from her home on February 1st, leaving her phone, keys, wallet, and meds behind. A masked man showed up on her doorbell camera days later, but two months in, there's still no suspect or big breaks. Insiders say morale in the department has hit rock bottom, with embarrassment running high from Nannos' media chats. One source close to the case told News Nation that Nannos wrecked a solid team and needs to step aside to fix it. Everyone's walking on eggshells now. Reactions from the rank and file go way back. Nannos has faced no confidence votes before, including one where 98% of the department turned against him years ago. Even a Pima County supervisor called him out, pointing to eight suspensions in five years for stuff like tardiness, bad language, and duty failures. Old members are pushing harder, saying he should resign right away to rebuild trust.

1:00They question if his record even qualifies him for the job anymore. The search drags on with the FBI involved, but no fresh leads have surfaced. Pressure's mounting on Nannos as the community watches and waits for answers. You've been listening to entertainment and celebrity news today. AI-powered pop culture coverage.