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Charges filed in slaying of Tremonton-Garland Police officers; death penalty sought
The Box Elder County Attorney’s Office has filed charges against Ryan Michael Bate, accused of firing the shots that killed Tremonton-Garland Sgt. Lee Sorensen and Officer Eric Estrada during a domestic violence call Sunday.
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‘He Deserves the Death Penalty’: Governor Cox speaks on alleged Tremonton shooter, initial court date set
Governor Cox speaks about Ryan Michael Bate, accused of killing two Tremonton officers and injuring a Deputy and K9 Officer.
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‘I’ll see your ass in the execution chamber’: Son confronts mother’s killer at death penalty hearing
Ralph Menzies has vascular dementia. His lawyers say let him fade away. The victim's family says: execute him. Utah's parole ...
Menzies’ attorneys say terminal illness and good behavior are reasons to spare him from firing squad
With his execution approaching, attorneys for death row inmate Ralph Menzies made what could be one of their final pleas for ...
If it wins approval, HB147 would repeal Utah's death penalty and replace it with a new law — one that would give prosecutors a new bargaining chip in its place in their pursuit of plea deals: a ...
Ralph Menzies' appeal to the Utah Supreme Court is likely his last chance to delay his firing squad execution, scheduled for ...
Utah County Sheriff Mike Smith said he's troubled by looking at justice from a budget. He argued that the law does not compel any county attorney to apply the death penalty.
Prosecutors will pursue the death penalty against the man accused of shooting and killing two Tremonton-Garland police ...
In less than a month, the state of Utah is set to execute Ralph Menzies by firing squad — a man convicted and sentenced to death for the horrific 1987 murder of Maurine Hunsaker. I want to start by ...
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