Heather Lappin lost to Sheriff Chris Nanos by about 500 votes last November. advertisement. KPNX-TV Phoenix. After losing sheriff's race, candidate threatening to sue for 'manufactured scandal' ...

UPDATE 3:30 p.m.: The Pima County Sheriff's Department issued a news release regarding Lt. Heather Lappin being placed on administrative leave. In the statement, PCSD said Sgt. Aaron Cross, who is ...

Both Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos and his political challenger Heather Lappin, who works under Nanos as a lieutenant at the jail, acknowledge they are imperfect people. But both say they are ...

Former Pima County Sheriff candidate Lt. Heather Lappin is threatening to sue the County and Sheriff Chris Nanos. Her attorneys claim actions taken by Nanos during the election caused her ...

The Brief. GOP candidate for Pima County Sheriff, Lt. Heather Lappin, is under investigation and was placed on leave. The department says it's investigating alleged campaign activities while on duty.

Nanos, a Democrat, has maintained a slender lead over Republican Heather Lappin, a lieutenant in the department. That relationship, and the campaign itself, ...

The Pima County Elections Department is recommending a recount in the sheriff's race.Unofficial results show incumbent Democrat Chris Nanos is leading Republican Heather Lappin by less than 200 ...

The Pima County Elections Department is recommending a recount in the sheriff's race. Unofficial results show incumbent Democrat Chris Nanos is leading Republican Heather Lappin by less than 200 ...

Heather Lappin released this statement after the results of the Pima County Sheriff's election came out: The final vote count for the Pima County Sheriff election reveals a narrow victory for ...

Heather Lappin’s campaign style is consistent: Project unsubstantiated, false claims and presents herself as the solution with no specific platform or ideas about how to be sheriff.

WATCH MADISON'S FULL-LENGTH INTERVIEW WITH HEATHER LAPPIN: KGUN 9's full interview with Pima County Sheriff candidate Heather Lappin. In recent years the department has faced staffing shortages.