Newly Released Records Detail PCSD Probe Into Zabel, Bradshaw and Riches
Newly released Pima County Sheriff’s Department records provide a detailed look at law enforcement’s response to repeated incidents surrounding the Guthrie neighborhood, including an investigation involving YouTubers Alexander Zabel, Troy Bradshaw and Jonathan Lee Riches.
According to a May 28, 2026 internal PCSD update, investigators had identified 87 call numbers connected to incidents in the immediate neighborhood since Guthrie’s disappearance. A larger investigative project, case #260408203, contained 91 separate narratives.
The internal document specifically lists Alexander Zabel, Troy Bradshaw and Jonathan Riches under “Defendants Name Numbers.” Zabel is identified as “Criminal Network,” Bradshaw as “DAA Juice,” and Riches as “JLR.” Investigators said they met with a county attorney on May 22 to discuss the individuals and related incidents.
The records show PCSD was examining potential charges including harassment, stalking, use of an electronic communication device to terrify, intimidate, threaten or harass, and disorderly conduct. Investigators also reviewed hours of YouTube footage while preparing the cases.
At the time of the email, however, a final charging decision had not been made. PCSD was awaiting a response from the County Attorney’s Office, which investigators were told would conduct a “deep dive” into the cases, applicable laws and case law before reaching a decision.
The released records also contain individual PCSD database reports and a timeline of trespassing, suspicious activity, harassment, illegal parking and other calls associated with activity in the area.
The complete PCSD records obtained through the public records request are published below.
