Nate Carlisle
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A year after the Charlie Kirk assassination, here’s what Utah universities spend on safety (opens the original)
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SALT LAKE CITY — When a bullet struck and killed Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University, Pamalatera Fenn was on another campus 40 miles away. “I had a friend over at Utah Valley University at the Charlie Kirk rally when it happened,” Fenn said, “and so I got a firsthand account [during] her phone call and it scared me half to death.” Fenn is an undergraduate at the University of Utah. That campus spends almost $50 million a year on public safety — a 16% jump from just two years ago. WATCH | What
Report's findings of misconduct by Magna mayor could have effects across Utah (opens the original)
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MAGNA, Utah — A report released Thursday that found Magna Mayor Mick Sudbury acted unprofessionally toward staff and police officers, among other findings, has left the city in a difficult position, an employment attorney said Friday. The report, written by an attorney who conducted the investigation at the request of the city, also found that Sudbury used improper authority and retaliated against a witness. That's left city leaders in a difficult position of having to navigate a scenario where
Magna mayor accused of unprofessional, improper conduct toward police (opens the original)
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MAGNA, Utah — An investigator found that Magna Mayor Mick Sudbury acted unprofessionally — at least once making someone cry — toward employees of the city and a police department, exercised improper authority, and retaliated against a witness. The investigator recommended Sudbury’s conduct, particularly his interactions with police, be referred to prosecutors to determine if the mayor committed crimes. “The referral should be for independent evaluation,” the report states, “not a request that Ma
Why a trial for the Charlie Kirk suspect could be years away (opens the original)
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PROVO, Utah — Outside a Provo courthouse Tuesday, supporters of slain political activist Charlie Kirk listened to a livestream of Tyler Robinson's court hearing, where he learned he will face the potential death penalty in his upcoming trial. “We just wanted to come and show our respect to the Kirk family,” said Jesse McLean, “and, obviously, we respect the rule of law, and so we want to see the due process play itself out.” One criminal defense attorney said it will likely be years before a jur
For Utah’s fentanyl task force, these drug dealers have priority (opens the original)
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CEDAR CITY, Utah — Stephanie McDermott wanted to go start CPR on her daughter. “But they wouldn’t let me touch her,” McDermott said. Emergency responders had already declared Kylee Dittrich-Gray dead. She was 31 years old. As McDermott looked at her daughter’s body, investigators at the scene found fentanyl, including one partially smoked pill. Almost a year later, a federal judge sentenced to prison two dealers identified as procuring or providing the fentanyl. Such prosecutions have become a p
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