Overview

• Kiser’s July 29 court filing seeks to redact sections of the police report that detail officers’ reasoning for pursuing felony charges against her husband.
• The disputed pages outline how investigators determined Brady Kiser’s brief lapse in supervising 3-year-old Trigg met the state’s standards for a Class 4 felony.
• A June 3 confidentiality order remains in effect while the judge weighs Emilie Kiser’s privacy arguments against Arizona’s public records law.
• On July 25, the Maricopa County Attorney’s Office declined to prosecute Brady Kiser, citing “no likelihood of conviction” based on the available evidence.
• Kiser’s team warns that unredacted details could be used to create “disturbing” reenactments, whereas media representatives maintain full transparency is crucial for oversight and pool safety awareness.