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AI revolution: How artificial intelligence could reshape public safety
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.
AI Revolution: How artificial intelligence could reshape public safety
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.
Ethical justice: Robert Stott retires after 4 decades prosecuting notorious killers
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.
A police chief who does it by a different book
In an era of social unrest about police practices, Salt Lake City Chief Chris Burbank tries to engage with the community to minimize conflicts. Obama criticized for 'Crusades' remark: What did he really mean? (+video) Salt Lake City Police Chief Chris Burbank sits in the city’s new Public Safety Building surrounded by awards and accolades on one side and large windows looking out over the streets he’s sworn to defend on the other.
John Jones died in a cave, but his widow emerged from the darkness
Emily Jones-Sanchez, who lost her husband in a caving incident at Nutty Putty Cave in 2009, tells of her experiences and the faith, gratitude and blessings that have shaped her life for the past five years.
John Jones died in a cave, but his widow emerged from the darkness
When I think of the hard things that I’ve been through and the challenges I will go through, I just keep remembering that lesson — that Heavenly Father has a plan for our lives and that even when we think we know what’s best for us, Heavenly Father knows better. – Emily Jones-Sanchez Readers continue to be interested in our 2014 profile of John Jones' widow. We re-promote her story today.
'It can happen to anyone': Utah universities tackle sexual assault
As the White House takes on sexual assault at the nation's schools, Utah's universities carry on work to educate and learn more about how to prevent sexual assaults and provide help for those impacted by them. “I would say that it can happen to anyone. Even when you’re doing the right things, it’s still someone else’s decision to violate those boundaries. That’s their choice and you’re left to pick up the pieces.
Elizabeth Smart describes rapes, sex abuse, imprisonment, threats
EDITORS NOTE: The following contains line-by-line detail of the prosecution testimony. We warn readers that some details described in the testimony are graphic in nature and some people might find them objectionable.
Ruling reveals CIA involvement in Oklahoma City bombing investigation
SALT LAKE CITY — The CIA collaborated with the U.S. Justice Department in the prosecution of convicted Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh, according to a recent ruling by a federal judge in Utah. The ruling by U.S. District Judge Clark Waddoups was issued as part of litigation by Salt Lake City attorney Jesse Trentadue, who has been struggling for nearly 15 years to unearth more information about the August 1995 death of his brother.
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