Pinal County has a lot of rugged recreational land, and our Range Deputies respond to all kinds of calls in those areas. To do that, they needed the right kind of vehicle. Check out our new Arizona State Parks grant-funded Can-Am, ready to hit the desert! | Pinal County Sheriff's Office

1.2M views · 41K reactions | "I don't kid about things like Arizona Motor Vehicle Law. It's a very serious matter." In this week's episode of "Fridays With Frank," Deputy Sloup finds another repeat offender and more terrible excuses. | Pinal County Sheriff's Office | Facebook

YOUR ROOM WILL FOREVER BE SILENT Teens across Arizona are dying from fentanyl pills, sometimes in their own beds. Two milligrams of fentanyl, the size of a few grains of salt, can be lethal. At least 2 out of every 5 fentanyl pills may contain a deadly dose, according to the DEA. This week, we've been hearing from three mothers. This is Paul's story. | Pinal County Sheriff's Office

M3th and Warrants = Jail | Pinal County Sheriff's Office

Follow Abner’s complete Pinal County Jail experience! #60DaysIn | 60 Days In on A&E

51K views · 1.5K reactions | INSIDE THE PINAL COUNTY JAIL ⛓ Preventing weapons and drugs from entering our jail facility is a high priority when it comes to keeping inmates safe. This new body scanner is just one tool our Detention Officers use to protect everyone's welfare. | Pinal County Sheriff's Office | Facebook

SEX OFFENDER WHO FAKED HIS OWN DEATH CAPTURED The Pinal County Sheriff’s Office has arrested 50-year-old Benjamin Hollins, a convicted sex offender, who faked his own death to avoid registering. Hollins was originally convicted as a sex offender in California more than 20 years ago. By 2018, Hollins was living in Arizona City and had failed to register here. While working as a behavioral health counselor, he reoffended, kidnapping and attempting to molest a 16-year-old client. He ultimately took