Traffic Watch is the Tucson Police Department's online reporting tool to submit complaints about unsafe driving.
TUCSON, Ariz. — Traffic Watch is the Tucson Police Department's online reporting tool to submit complaints on unsafe driving.RELATED: New method to report traffic issues to Tucson Police Department
Manager, Tiara Esparza, was working when a car crashed into the outdoor dining area in front of the store. None of her customers were injured during this crash, but this wasn't the end of crashes in front of the juice bar.“I didn’t see that impact but the man was on the ground," said Esparza.These are some of the issues TPD has seen the most on Traffic Watch.
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