The vice mayor is John Ferrero, son of the mayor who served from 1957 to 1997.
"Just like any other city in Arizona and in the nation we have our issues, but it is not crime-ridden, " said Vice Mayor Regina Romero.
Media reports said that the Vice Mayor of Realengo, Edmar Peixoto, had informed the police that Menezes left a strange note at the school saying that he was dying of AIDS. The note was given to authorities at 12:50 local time and has not been released to the press until later in the evening.
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On the big screens, patrons were treated to the once-in-a-lifetime sight of their former mayor running for vice president.
Unlike Mr Estrada, who served as a mayor, senator and vice-president before his presidential bid, Mr Poe, a high-school drop-out, had never run for office before.
By contrast, those who refuse to stoop to sanitised corporatese may cannily use their gaffes to burnish popular, straight-talking personas - as US Vice President Joe Biden and London Mayor Boris Johnson have managed to do.
The address didn't really prove whether the 44-year-old former small-town mayor deserved the job of vice president after just 21 months as governor of Alaska.
Young was Detroit's mayor for 20 years and served as vice chairman of the Democratic National Committee from 1977 to 1981.
Liberal Democrat vice-chair Stephen Knight said there was a "credibility gap" in the mayor's housing plans.
Bronx County Republican Party Chairman Joseph Savino and Queens County Republican Party Vice Chairman Vincent Tabone are also charged in the federal case, as well as the mayor and deputy mayor of the upstate New York town of Spring Valley, in Rockland County.
Just this week, when Vice President Joe Biden visited City Hall to discuss gun legislation, Mr. Biden chatted with the mayor in the bullpen as staffers worked nearby.
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