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The Justice Reinvestment Initiative that went into law in Utah in 2015 reduced felony drug charges to misdemeanors. It also offers substance abuse and mental health treatment instead of time behind bars.
Tuesday, lawmakers got an update on the effectiveness of the law. You can t have a program of this magnitude and not have unintended consequences, Tom Ross, the former Bountiful Police chief who is now the executive director of the Commission on Criminal and Juvenile Justice, told a legislative committee.
Ross calls it unintended consequences, but 2News has profiled numerous instances where violent offenders have benefitted from JRI, resulting in deadly outcomes.
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Police investigating homicide in Roy; suspect in custody
Police believe the victim was killed Saturday.
Posted at 8:50 AM, Apr 15, 2021
and last updated 2021-04-15 14:55:31-04
ROY, Utah â A homicide investigation is underway in Roy Thursday morning.
Since Wednesday afternoon, police have focused their investigation on a home near 3900 S Midland Dr., where they believe the homicide occurred before the body was moved to another city. We are investigating a homicide that we do believe occurred here. And, again, the body was moved to another location. And we re working with that particular agency as well as the homicide task force in determining what occurred, where it occurred and build a timeline, said Sgt. Matthew Gwynn, Roy Police.
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A fight between two friends over money led to one man fatally shooting the other and then abandoning his body in a parking lot in another city, according to police.
The investigation began Tuesday when a passerby found the victim, Steve Bailey, 38, of Roy, in a parking lot in the 3200 block of Orchard Avenue, according to a statement released Thursday by Roy police. Originally police said the investigation began Monday.
“Upon their arrival they discovered an obviously deceased male in a vehicle. The position, location and condition of the body in the vehicle appeared suspicious, but no cause of death could be determined at the time,” police said.