Jaime Rodriguez Arrested Again in Scottsdale Slingshot Stalking Case Tied to $100,000 in Condo Damage

Investigators cite GPS surveillance, an AirTag and slingshots as key evidence in a months-long campaign.

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Rodriguez, 44, now faces four counts of stalking and four counts of endangerment, according to Scottsdale police and Maricopa County court records.
Police say rocks launched by a slingshot shattered dozens of windows at an Old Town Scottsdale condo complex, with damage estimated at roughly $97,000 to $100,000.
Detectives placed a GPS tracker on his vehicle in January, later reported hearing a slingshot-like sound and breaking glass during surveillance, and recovered two slingshots near the scene.
Investigators say he called his ex-wife’s bank more than 1,700 times and that an AirTag was previously found hidden under her car’s hood.
He was first booked on Feb. 14 on criminal damage and endangerment counts, then arrested again on March 3 on stalking charges, with a court appearance expected later this month.