Thursday, July 23, 2026

Pima County Deputy Arrested on Kidnapping Charges Amid Guthrie Probe

 





A 22-year-old former deputy sheriff in Pima County, Arizona, has been arrested and




 charged with kidnapping after allegedly abducting a handcuffed woman he was transporting to jail. The deputy, identified as Travis Reynolds, was taken into custody by the Tucson Police Department and appeared in  court, where a judge set his bond at $200,000. He was also ordered to have no contact with the alleged victim and to refrain from possessing weapons. A preliminary hearing has been scheduled.


According to authorities, the incident occurred while Reynolds was on duty transporting a female detainee to the Pima County Jail. Investigators allege that during the transport, Reynolds engaged in inappropriate behavior, including making comments about the woman’s appearance and sharing a vape device with her. He reportedly suggested he could “help” her case and proposed taking her to a hotel for sexual activity. Additionally, he is accused of showing her sexually explicit videos and delaying her booking into the jail while other detainees were processed.

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