Federal investigators want to speak with a Phoenix girlfriend of ex-NBA referee Tim Donaghy in connection to his illegal gambling, the New York Post has reported.

Donaghy, who is married with four daughters, has a girlfriend from Phoenix who owns a sports bar and has two children, the newspaper reported.

The newspaper identified her as Cheryl Wolfe-Ruiz, 41.

In addition, the Post reported, citing court records, that in early January, Donaghy, 40, traveled to Phoenix for a game, and also to receive money from his pal, Thomas Martino, for providing inside information about another game that was used for gambling purposes.

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The article from ABC15 last Valentines Day:

The man who was tied up, stabbed several times during sex, and watched as the woman he was with drank his blood is speaking only to ABC15.

Robert McDaniel, 43, spoke exclusively to us hours after having more than 150 stitches removed from across his body. McDaniel says he met 24-year-old Tiffany Sutton about a month ago and the two got together on Valentine’s Day. While undressing, she asked if he was interested in “kinky” sex and being tied up.

McDaniel says he agreed and moments later, Sutton pulled out three knives with skulls on them and began slashing him.

“You wouldn’t expect this type of thing is going to happen during sex, but that’s exactly what happened, she tied me up and just began the assault,” McDaniel said.

McDaniel paints a horrific picture of bleeding from his back, arms, stomach and thigh while being chased by Sutton, who was armed with a pickaxe.

More info from the previous attack here and here.

Now this woman has attacked (another??) man in order to drink his blood:

There’s something really fishy about this story.

Three people were injured Thursday when a 17-year-old Horizon High School senior ran a red light and collided with a school bus, spinning the bus around and knocking it on its side, police and school officials said.

The student was leaving the northeast Phoenix campus, driving northbound on 56th Street, when she ran a red light and collided with the school bus, which was eastbound on Greenway Road, said Phoenix Police Sgt. John Koon.

“We’re very lucky there were no students on the bus,” Koon said.

From AzCentral.com.

Matthew Engelbeck, 21, was sentenced to three years in prison this week after pleading guilty to charges of driving over 100 miles above the speed limit on a school zone.

In April, Engelbeck was arrested after a chase that progressed into a foot chase when Engelbeck abandoned his motorcycle and fled into an apartment complex.

Engelbeck was first spotted on U.S. 60 driving 140 mph, according to authorities. He drove within a foot of a highway patrol motorcycle officer, who was on the side of the highway. Engelbeck kept driving. He headed for an off-ramp and left the freeway.

Despite a flat tire, he led authorities through a school zone, where a crossing guard and her four-year-old daughter were standing, according to the County Attorney’s office. Nobody was hurt.

Engelbeck has pleaded guilty to charges of aggravated assault and unlawful flight.

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Avondale police seized 783 pounds of marijuana and $3,500 in cash Monday night during a traffic stop.

According to police, the 47 bales of marijuana seized are worth nearly $500,000. Officers reportedly found the marijuana while searching the vehicle for additional suspects after the driver fled and later captured.

An officer pulled over the suspect’s 2003 Chevy Avalanche for a traffic stop about 9.p.m. in a residential area northeast of Avondale Boulevard and Lower Buckeye Road, police said.

Officers also found eight identification cards with four different names for the man. His name was not released pending his identification.

Avondale police seize 783 pounds of marijuana.

The suspect was arrested and booked into the Maricopa County Jail system on suspicion of four counts: transporting marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, forgery and possession of forged documents.