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Bill looks to prevent bad officers from jumping departments in Utah

Bill looks to prevent ‘bad’ officers from easily jumping departments in Utah SB196 was spurred by an officer’s misconduct in University of Utah student-athlete Lauren McCluskey’s case. (Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) People gather for a memorial walk on the track where University of Utah student and track athlete Lauren McCluskey used to compete on the two-year anniversary of her murder on Thursday, Oct. 22, 2020. A bill spurred by the officer s misconduct in handling her case is moving through the Utah Senate. | Updated: Feb. 20, 2021, 2:25 a.m. A state lawmaker wants to open up communication between police departments across Utah to talk about poorly performing officers or those accused of misconduct and prevent them from easily jumping from agency to agency.

Is the University of Utah s new chief safety officer looking to leave?

Is the University of Utah’s new chief safety officer looking to leave? Courtney Tanner © Provided by Salt Lake Tribune (Photo courtesy of the University of Utah) Pictured is Marlon Lynch, who was named the chief safety officer at the U. He is now a finalist for a position at Michigan State University. And his potential departure comes as the police chief he oversees and who was also hired to help with reform is currently on paid administrative leave. The two highest ranked leaders over security at the school came to the U. in the wake of student-athlete Lauren McCluskey’s murder in October 2018, which raised serious concerns about how the officers there responded to crimes and treated female victims. They’ve both been in their respective positions for less than a year. But dysfunction has continued to dog the department in that time.

U of U police chief being forced out, says attorney

U of U police chief being forced out, says attorney Created: 20 December 2020 According to the Salt Lake Tribune s Courtney Tanner, Rodney Chatman, the police chief brought in after Lauren McCluskey s murder, is being forced out as a scapegoat for his transparency is discussing missteps in the case.  He was placed on administrative leave on December 10 and the U s Chief Safety Officer issued a statement that the Utah Attorney General s Office is investigating Chatman after allegations of unspecified criminal offenses but apparently related to releasing a report about Officer Miguel Deras sharing explicit photos of Lauren to his co-workers.  For more information, read Courtney s detailed article and the associated links. Certainly a story worth following. 

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