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Police report reveals new details in former Graham County deputy's domestic violence arrest

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Source: Eastern Arizona Courier

A newly obtained Safford police report reveals additional details surrounding former Graham County Sheriff's Deputy Landyn Larrabee's arrest, including domestic violence allegations, threatening messages and recommended offenses for prosecution.

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