Old policing clash may haunt Biggs as Arizona governor bid
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The Washington Post revisits a 2013 effort to crack down on a polygamist group’s local police force in rural Arizona, noting then-state Senate President Andy Biggs faced criticism for blocking reforms. As Biggs pursues the GOP nomination for Arizona governor, critics argue his past handling of corruption and abuse cases could complicate a swing-state campaign.
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