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Newspaper
Standard Examiner
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 2013
Page
11
Layton police arrested 20 year old William Meyer after threats to stab customers posted on Facebook. Officers guarded Layton Hills Mall from 4:30 p.m. Sunday until 6 p.m. and followed leads to arrest him at a Layton residence Monday afternoon. He faces terroristic threat charges and a local warrant.
In Salt Lake City the Utah Board of Pardons and Parole planned releases for 52 inmates from January 4 to February 4 but no open beds at three male correctional centers forced many to stay longer. The Department of Corrections says the delay added about a week for most inmates and is taking steps to prevent future backlogs.
Utah Department of Transportation begins a major road reconstruction on State Route 193 in Clearfield, closing a large section of the Denver and Rio Grande Western Rail Trail from 200 South to 700 South for about 18 months. The trail, owned by UTA, spans 25 miles and connects to Legacy Parkway and Jordan River paths. Trail users are advised to plan detours as no state sanctioned bypass is provided.
Farmington Fire Department relies on volunteer chaplain Mike Pless to support victims and crews during traumatic calls. Chaplains provide emotional first aid, listen, and guide families to resources while remaining nondenominational. Fire and sheriff agencies in Weber and Davis counties cite chaplains as essential to coping with the worst days of service.
About 100 students gathered after Weber State University's basketball game at the Dee Event Center to perform the Harlem Shake social media dance craze. Organizers Alex Grimes and student body officers described the moment as a burst of chaotic, varied dance moves as the crowd joined in.
A reader recalls Utah legislation on personal liberty from cable to travel, recounting bygone fights over restricting adult viewing and the so called fun bus bill. The piece notes five lawmakers warning against government overreach and recalls a historic near passage in the early 1990s as the Senate president held back a crucial vote.
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