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AZDPS Trooper Arrested on Charge of Unlawful Sexual Contact Involving a Peace Officer
Trooper placed on unpaid administrative leave pending internal affairs investigation
- For Immediate Release -
PHOENIX, Ariz. – November 2, 2026 – The Arizona Department of Public Safety (AZDPS) confirms that Trooper Aiden Rosebeck has been arrested and charged with unlawful sexual contact involving a peace officer following allegations of sexual misconduct while on duty in Cochise County. Rosebeck, who joined AZDPS in 2020, has been placed on unpaid administrative leave pending the outcome of an internal affairs investigation.
The alleged incident occurred late Sunday evening, November 1, outside Benson, Arizona. The matter was initially reported to the Cochise County Sheriff’s Office, who is conducting the criminal investigation. AZDPS was notified of the allegations early Monday morning, November 2. The AZDPS Internal Affairs Unit is conducting a separate administrative investigation.
“Every member of this Department is entrusted with significant authority, and with that authority comes an equally significant and non-negotiable responsibility to act with integrity and professionalism,” said AZDPS Director Colonel Jeffrey Glover. “The public places its trust in us, and we have an absolute obligation to uphold that trust. We take allegations of misconduct seriously, investigate them thoroughly, and will hold our personnel fully accountable to the standards of this Department—without exception.”
AZDPS is cooperating fully with the Cochise County Sheriff’s Office. As the criminal investigation remains active, additional information regarding the allegations and criminal charges will be provided by the Sheriff’s Office.