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Prosecutors will seek death penalty against man accused of killing two Utah police officers
Prosecutors will pursue the death penalty against the man accused of shooting and killing two Tremonton-Garland police officers and wounding a third sheriff’s deputy and his service dog, according to court documents filed Wednesday that shed new light on the shooting.
Just a few doors down the street from where two police officers were gunned down in Tremonton sits North Park Elementary, ...
The family of the wife of Ryan Michael Bate has released a statement expressing condolences to the families of two Tremonton-Garland police officers killed in t ...
The Box Elder County Attorney’s Office has filed charges against Ryan Michael Bate, accused of firing the shots that killed ...
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Prosecutors to seek death penalty for man now charged with killing 2 Utah officers
The man accused of killing two Tremonton-Garland police officers has been charged with two counts of capital murder and other ...
The man arrested in the fatal shooting of two police officers in Tremonton was previously accused and criminally charged in ...
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If convicted, could the alleged Tremonton shooter face the death penalty? Lawyer weighs in
Simms explained, “If you kill a law enforcement officer, a police officer, you can face the death penalty in Utah. If it’s a ...
We’ve seen other agencies step up to fill roles for the Tremonton Garland Police Department as they grieve, and now, we’re seeing how local businesses are lifting up those in law enforcement.
Two Utah police officers were killed and a third was injured along with his service dog when they were fired upon by a ...
Officials with the City of Tremonton are speaking on the loss of two officers and the impact on their community.
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