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Multiple agencies work together to end chase of robbery suspect

KAYSVILLE — A Davis County sheriff’s deputy is on paid administrative leave following the fatal shooting of Brett Max Knight, 33, who led police from multiple agencies on a high-speed chase Monday along Interstate 15.

Three Utah County sheriff’s deputies also were involved in the shooting and are on paid administrative leave, said Dwayne Baird, spokesman for the state’s Department of Public Safety.

Baird does not know which officer actually shot Knight, who had a handgun and was believed to be involved in a bank robbery in Draper. It is protocol for officers directly involved in a shooting to be put on paid administrative leave.

CENTERVILLE — The woman who died in a crash on Interstate 15 Monday, Feb. 25, 2013,  night has been identified as Maria Herrera, 18, of Layton, Utah Highway Patrol officials said. Herrera was driving a 2003 Subaru Legacy going north on I-15 when she failed to slow down for stopped traffic near Centerville at 8:19 p.m., said UHP Corporal Todd Johnson. Northbound traffic on 1-15 was closed in Farmington due to a officer shooting of Brett Max Knight, 33, who led police in a chase from Lehi to Kaysville. Knight was killed in the shooting. Herrera entered the left emergency lane, lost control of the Subaru, slid sideways across two lanes before hitting the right rear corner of a nearly stopped Hyundai passenger car. She then continued into the next lane and crashed into the rear of a stopped semi-truck. She continued into the right shoulder and was ejected out of the driver’s door. She was not wearing a seat belt at the time of the crash, officers said. No one else was seriously injured. (Photos courtesy of Utah Highway Patrol)

Layton teen was killed in Centerville crash

CENTERVILLE — The woman who died in a crash on Interstate 15 Monday night has been identified as Maria Herrera, 18, of Layton, Utah Highway Patrol officials said.

Fatal Centerville crash related to I-15 shut down

 

CENTERVILLE — Utah Highway Patrol officials say a fatal crash here was the result of nearly stopped traffic on Interstate15 after the highway was shut down following an officer-involved shooting in Kaysville.

A package of flour wrapped in brown duct tape forced the closure of Main Street from Parrish Lane to Chase Lane in Centerville for about 30 minutes Wednesday, Feb. 20, 2012. (Courtesy of South Davis Metro Fire Agency)

Suspicious package in Centerville may have been prank

CENTERVILLE — A package wrapped in brown duct tape closed Main Street from Parrish Lane to Chase Lane for about 30 minutes Wednesday.

Trevor Steven Newman

Centerville police say suspect targeted Target until caught

CENTERVILLE — A 26-year-old man who kept returning to Target ended up in jail facing felony charges.

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RV driver leads police on Interstate 15 chase

CENTERVILLE — A man driving a motor home is in custody after a police pursuit Saturday night that began near Centerville and ended in Salt Lake County.

Girlfriend's grandma reveals theft suspect's bid to hide in Centerville apt.

CENTERVILLE — A 30-year-old man thought he could avoid officers by popping into an apartment where his girlfriend’s grandmother lived.

Angela Love

Accused shoplifters caught — in traffic

CENTERVILLE — Heavy traffic on Parrish Lane stopped two would-be shoplifters from getting out of Centerville, police said.

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Melba Haacke White

Melba Haacke White died Thursday, December 6, 2012. Services to pay tribute to Melba will be held at 11 a.m. Saturday, December 15 at the Russon Brothers Mortuary 295 N. Main St., Bountiful. At Melba's request there will be no viewing. Post condolences to the family at www.russonmortuary.com. To read the full obituary, see the Standard-Examiner's e-edition.

 

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Timothy Bothell

Not-guilty pleas entered in sex abuse case

FARMINGTON — A Centerville man entered not-guilty pleas to child sex abuse charges.

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West Bountiful Police Chief Todd Hixson participates during Shop With a Cop at Walmart in Centerville on Saturday, December, 1. (NICK SHORT/Standard-Examiner)

Shop With a Cop a gift for both children, Davis law enforcement

CENTERVILLE — Sitting down to visit with a police officer can cause nervousness for elementary-aged children.

Many of the 70 or so kids who entered the Bountiful Applebees on Saturday morning were a little shy and not sure how to act with the 80 officers on hand, all in full uniform.

They were all there for the Shop With a Cop program sponsored by the Davis County Fraternal Order of Police.

Wrong-way driver injures 3 on Legacy Parkway

CENTERVILLE — Authorities say a truck traveling the wrong way on Legacy Parkway in Davis County caused a head-on collision that critically injured three.

Holiday boutique to benefit Children's Organ Transplant Association

CENTERVILLE — A benefit boutique to raise funds for Children’s Organ Transplant Association will be held in Centerville.

Centerville first city to get UTOPIA fiber optic backbone

CENTERVILLE — It wasn’t as fast as a Centerville wind, as the group touts their service to be, but this community has become the first to achieve a construction milestone for the Utah Telecommunicaton Open Infrastructure Agency.

Mayor Ron Russell and officials from UTOPIA recently announced workers have completed laying fiber trunk lines throughout the city, completing the work in 18 months. It is the first community among the group to have a fiber backbone in place throughout the city.

Michael Cary Newbold

Man chased from Centerville Walmart, arrested for theft and forgery

CENTERVILLE — Centerville police got a lucky break when a man, whom an asset protection officer saw in a surveillance video switching UPC codes on merchandise, walked into Walmart while they were there.

The police were at the Walmart in Centerville at 3:50 p.m. Tuesday when Michael Cary Newbold came into the store, took a set of vehicle lights worth $43 and left without paying.

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