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Family of victim calls plea deal 'violation of justice' in Wasatch County child sex abuse case (opens the original)
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HEBER CITY — A former Wasatch County Sheriff's Office employee who was charged with 10 counts of sexually exploiting and abusing a minor has pleaded guilty to just one reduced charge — much to the dismay of the victim and his family. Mitchell McKee, 61, the former administrative services director for the Wasatch County Sheriff's Office, had his vehicle stopped by police in Heber City in January 2024. According to the Wasatch County Sheriff's Office, McKee's job was a civilian non-certified posit
Woman accused of stealing luggage at Salt Lake airport handed 13 months in prison (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — The final defendant charged in a series of baggage thefts at the Salt Lake City International Airport in 2022 was sentenced Monday to more than a year in prison. Leticia Marie Torres, 45, of Salt Lake City, pleaded guilty in November to aiding and abetting in the theft of baggage from interstate shipment and illegal transactions with an access device. Two more counts of aiding and abetting in the theft of baggage and a charge of aggravated identity theft were dismissed as part o
Utah to get $2M in auto loan settlement, attorney general announces (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — Utah Attorney General Derek Brown announced Sunday that the state would be receiving almost $2 million for affected consumers as part of a nationwide settlement with an auto-financing company that took advantage of buyers with low credit. Utah joined with 39 other attorneys general in a $694 million settlement with Credit Acceptance Corporation, one of the largest auto-loan companies in the country. The settlement provides cash restitution and canceled debt for consumers nationw
Federal employee accused of fraudulently obtaining $50k disability pay while hiking abroad (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — A federal employee from Ogden was indicted on criminal charges and accused of defrauding the government of more than $50,000 in disability payments while she went hiking abroad. Michelle L. Bouziden, 44, is an assistant special agent in charge for the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Office of the Inspector General. The recently unsealed indictment says Bouziden suffered a concussion while on the job in March and was ordered by a doctor to "complete physical and mental rest until
Vernal native celebrates 'amazing career,' retirement from U.S. Marine Band (opens the original)
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VERNAL — After spending two decades doing communications, public affairs and design projects for the oldest continuously active professional musical organization in the country, Utah native Master Sgt. Brian Rust has retired from the U.S. Marine Band. Dubbed "The President's Own," the U.S. Marine Band was formed in 1798 and has performed for every U.S. president since John Adams. The band's purpose is to provide music for the nation's president and the commandant of the Marine Corps. "It was rea
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