DNA sampling sought in Stewart shooting case
Prosecutors seek permission to take a saliva sample from Matthew David Stewart to identify blood at the scene of a Jan 4, 2012 shootout in Stewart’s Ogden home. DNA from officers’ blood was already collected. seven people at the crime scene may be tested. Stewart faces the death penalty if convicted in Officer Francom’s death.
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Stewart
Francom
Randy Richards
Richards
Bald Eagle Day at Farmington Bay Wildlife Area
John George photographs birds at Farmington Bay on Bald Eagle Day. He has visited the refuge for seven years to photograph bald eagles. He calls Farmington Bay one of the best places in the country to see eagles as crowds gather to view them.
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Farmington Bay
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George
Farmington Bay Wildlife Management Area
Former LAPD officer Dorner hunted as authorities alert Utah Nevada
Federal and local agencies in Utah and Nevada remain on high alert for former Los Angeles officer Christopher Dorner, alleged in a California rampage. Dorner, who lived in Las Vegas and studied at Southern Utah University, is believed to be at large with no confirmed location. Police warn Dorner may travel unseen, while searches continue in California and Nevada.
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Cedar City
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Johnson
FBI
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Turner
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Big Bear Lake
San Bernardino County
Nevada Highway Patrol
Jeremie Elliott
Drug-sniffing dog makes bust first day on the job
A newly certified drug-sniffing dog Hasko and Deputy Mike Benoit aided a traffic stop in Clearfield on 650 North I 15. Hasko alerted to narcotics, leading deputies to methamphetamine and paraphernalia. a husband and wife were arrested on drug charges.
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Hasko
Layton
Davis County Sheriff’s Office
Susan Poulsen
Benoit
Interstate 15
Clearfield
Poulsen
Keith Mietus
Utah lawmaker seeks safe harbor option to remove guns from homes
REP. Dixon Pitcher introduces HB 121 offering families up to 60 days to remove firearms from a home when a household member is deemed dangerous. The measure allows voluntary transfer to police or sheriff for safekeeping without infringing Second Amendment rights. Pitcher says no opposition yet and notes support from law enforcement.
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Sheriff's Office
Pitcher
Curt Oda
R-Clearfield
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