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PROVO A Payson man has been ordered to serve at least three years of probation and inpatient substance abuse treatment for a hate crime attack on a Black Latter-day Saint missionary nearly a year ago.
Calling Sebastian West, 20, a “known, assaultive felon,” 4th District Judge James Brady said Tuesday that he won’t hesitate to send West to the Utah State Prison should he step out of line.
“If he does not comply with every requirement of probation, he will be serving time in prison,” Brady said.
Prosecutors have called West “the main aggressor” in the Jan. 28, 2019, attack, when he and several others punched, kicked and knocked the missionary to the icy ground. They called him the N-word and said, “This is our town,” and “Go back to slavery,” according to court documents.
PROVO A Payson man has been ordered to serve at least three years of probation and inpatient substance abuse treatment for a hate crime attack on a Black Latter-day Saint missionary nearly a year ago.
Calling Sebastian West, 20, a known, assaultive felon, 4th District Judge James Brady said Tuesday that he won t hesitate to send West to the Utah State Prison should he step out of line. If he does not comply with every requirement of probation, he will be serving time in prison, Brady said.
Prosecutors have called West the main aggressor in the Jan. 28, 2019, attack, when he and several others punched, kicked and knocked the missionary to the icy ground. They called him the N-word and said, This is our town, and Go back to slavery, according to court documents.
and then it was november 16th, 2009. darla was away watching her granddaughters. kay was alone at his house in payson. 911, what s the address of your emergency? it was evening when the call came in. i have help on the way but i just need to get some information. you re sure that he s dead? darla was on her way home. her cell phone chirped. it was a neighbor. and he just says, well, something s terrible happened at payson canyon. he says, i think it s at your house. darla s mind flashed to kay and his guns. and i thought, oh, my gosh, he s probably shot somebody, an invader or something. she phoned a family friend named chris andres. i said something s going along, i m alone, i need to be with somebody. can you come be with me? chris rushed to meet darla at the foot of the canyon. police had blocked off the road that led to kay and darla s house. and now darla and chris thought exactly the same thing.