В школах Сафорда изгнали человека, выдававшего себя за инспектора и скрывавшего оружие

The Safford Unified School District said an individual who allegedly falsely identified themselves as a probation officer was removed from Safford High School after a school resource officer determined the person was carrying a concealed weapon. According to a statement issued by the district Thursday, the individual had arrived at Safford High School for a previously scheduled meeting with the principal. The person followed established school security procedures and was permitted into the school office for the meeting. DEAR ABBY: I suggested to my husband that he invite his nephew "Ryan" (age 26) to stay with us. Ryan definitely needed some male direction. He was homeless, jobless and didn't even know how to apply for a job. Ryan is not mentally challenged. He simply was never taught anything until he was thrown out on the street with no skills. Read moreLifeline Thrown to Nephew Instead Weighs Down Relatives PHOENIX — Arizona Public Service customers set a new all-time peak electricity demand record Sunday evening as extreme heat continued across Arizona and neighboring states, according to the utility. Read moreAPS customers set second summer peak demand record DEAR ABBY: After a nearly 20-year marriage, my first husband, "Lloyd," told me his feelings for me had changed. He said we needed "some time apart," but he didn't want a divorce. He immediately went to a lawyer and executed a financial settlement for me, still insisting he wasn't going to file for divorce. Six weeks later, I bought a house and moved. Two weeks later, Lloyd's son told me my husband moved a woman in with him two days after I moved out. Obviously, we divorced. Read moreEx's Passing Is Just a Reminder That He Was a Jerk