OGDEN — An Ogden murder trial has been postponed because a government-funded defense attorney changed jobs, one of several recent departures. But in some ways, things seem to be looking up for Weber County’s public defenders and their indigent clients. Everardo Guadarrama-Garcia, 25, was ...
FARMINGTON — A former Woods Cross police officer on Monday waived a preliminary hearing on aggravated assault charges and his case was advanced for arraignment. Joshua John Lindsey was on patrol in the early morning hours Feb. 7 when he spotted two men in a vehicle at a used car lot. He ...
FARMINGTON — The prosecutorial review of a fatal police shooting in Farmington last year will remain open until one of the two officers who fired shots decides to speak to investigators, Davis County Attorney Troy Rawlings says. A Utah Highway Patrol trooper and a Farmington police officer ...
FARMINGTON — A West Bountiful man who fooled a wealthy investor and even his own father into believing he was a high-powered lawyer has pleaded guilty to 16 felony charges in what a prosecutor says was a “spider web” of fraud, forgery and money laundering. Robert Sinclair Argyle, 36, ...
OGDEN — A 31-year-old South Ogden man pleaded guilty Monday to a reduced charge of attempted child kidnapping after police said he tried to abduct a 10-year-old boy near an elementary school last spring. In a plea bargain with prosecutors, Ethan Swisher pleaded guilty to a second-degree ...
FARMINGTON — Ten felony charges have been filed against a Kaysville chiropractor accused of sexually abusing two female patients and police are investigating allegations made by four other women, according to court documents. Kenneth W. Pierce, 55, of Right Now! Chiropractic in Kaysville, ...
A man who led the gang rape of a teenage girl and raped another girl earlier in the same year is due to be paroled from prison in December, and his victims are scared. “My biggest fear is that as my life is starting to fall into place, and I have a really good job, he will show up at the ...
OGDEN — Brandon Parker, whose case drew scrutiny from Black Lives Matter of Utah, has pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of manslaughter in the shooting death of a 16-year-old friend. In a plea bargain filed in 2nd District Court on Wednesday, Parker pleaded to the second-degree felony ...
FARMINGTON — The cases against two men originally suspected of attempting to kill a Woods Cross police officer did not go far. One was released without charges and the other has pleaded guilty to a reduced theft charge. After the officer, Joshua Lindsey, fired several shots at a truck ...
OGDEN — An Ogden City parks employee injured in a May 20 shovel attack urged the judge Wednesday to send his assailant to prison. "I felt like his first blow to my head was meant to kill me," the man said. "I know how to fight, but if it would have been anyone else in the park, they would be ...
