Over 10 People Detained by Police Outside Metro by T-Mobile in Maryvale

By Habari Entertainment Staff

Published: October 7, 2025

A significant police action unfolded this afternoon near N. 83rd Avenue & W. Indian School Road in Maryvale, Phoenix, when over ten individuals were detained outside a Metro by T-Mobile location. The scene has drawn public attention after user-posted videos showed multiple people handcuffed and seated on the sidewalk.

What We Know So Far

• The incident was first reported around 1:23 PM MST near 83rd Ave & W. Indian School Rd.

• By 1:25 PM, Citizen app users began sharing video showing more than ten individuals handcuffed, detained outside the store.

• A location update from Phoenix authorities renamed the site to N. 83rd Ave & W. Indian School Rd.

• At 1:30 PM, multiple reports confirmed police presence and the continued detention of the group until further investigation.

Witness Accounts & Visuals

A bystander’s video shows several people sitting in handcuffs on the sidewalk, guarded by officers. No weapons or contraband are visible in the footage, and sources in the video speak quietly, giving few clues as to what led to the arrests.

No official statement has yet confirmed the identities of those detained or the precise reason for their arrest.

Possible Explanations & Context

Given the number of people detained, a few scenarios could be under consideration:

• A response to a group disturbance or report of suspicious activity

• Possible theft, shoplifting, or trespass allegations at or near the Metro by T-Mobile store

• A warrant sweep or part of a broader Phoenix Police operation

At this time, none of these explanations are confirmed.

Phoenix Police & Community Response

Phoenix Police have not yet issued a public press release explaining the detentions. City dispatch logs and public records may later clarify whether any charges were filed.

The Maryvale community is watching closely — the use of mass detentions in commercial zones often draws scrutiny around civil liberties and policing methods.

If you were in the area or captured video or photos of the incident, police encourage you to share them as evidence.

What’s Next

• Authorities will likely review bodycam and surveillance footage.

• Detainees may be processed for offenses ranging from trespass to more serious charges, depending on what emerges in the investigation.

• Phoenix PD is expected to issue a statement later today or tomorrow.

• Local news outlets will probably follow up with interviews, record checks, or statements from Metro by T-Mobile if the store was involved.

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