The Phoenix Police Museum

The Phoenix Police Museum is located on the first floor of Historic City Hall in Phoenix, Arizona and preserves the history of Phoenix law enforcement through artifacts, documents, and photographs. The museum occupies the original home and jail of the Phoenix Police Department and is the site where Ernesto Miranda wrote his confession in the case that led to the Miranda Rights. Visitors can explore exhibits tracing law enforcement in Phoenix from 1881 to the present day.

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