Did Sheriff Nanos hurt the Nancy Guthrie case, mistakes, delays, and mounting pressure?

Good evening and welcome to police off the cuff.

Tonight, we're taking a hard look at whether Sheriff Nannos made critical mistakes in the Nancy Guthrie investigation

and whether those problems

added to the growing political pressure now surrounding him in Pima County. To be fair,

the effort to remove a weakened Nanos is tied to more than just the Guthrie case. Reporting shows

he's also under fire over questions about his work history, a recall effort and allegations that he used his office against a political rival.

But at the same time, his handling of the Nancy Guthrie investigation has drawn intense scrutiny,

especially over delays, communication, and whether key evidence was moved fast enough.

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The police off-the-cuff-cuff-zone. There has to be some common sense.

They were the ones who called 911 to get him help, and now's not even in New York.

He's way in the Midwest of Colorado, Denver, Colorado, I believe it is.

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