Emiley Morgan

WEST JORDAN — Ramon Ramirez is one of many police officers patrolling the streets of West Jordan. "Eventually, I hope to be a detective in one of our specialties," he said. For now, his favorite part of the job is interacting with the community. "It's just being out and about having that human-to-human contact and telling someone in need that I'm going to help them the best way that I can," Ramirez said. But no job is perfect.

WEST JORDAN – Ramon Ramirez is one of many police officers patrolling the streets of West Jordan. “Eventually, I hope to be a detective in one of our specialties,” he said. For now, his favorite part of the job is interacting with the community. “It’s just being out and about having that human-to-human contact and telling someone in need that I’m going to help them the best way that I can,” Ramirez said. But no job is perfect.

SALT LAKE CITY — When longtime Salt Lake County deputy district attorney Robert Stott retired last month, Utah's criminal justice system lost a wealth of experience. Although Stott's name may not be well known outside judicial circles, the notorious men he helped put away over his career certainly are. Names like Ted Bundy, Mark Hofmann, Ronnie Lee Gardner, Arthur Gary Bishop, Ervil LeBaron, Joseph Paul Franklin, Mark Hacking, Curtis Allgier and dozens of others.