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Deseret News Share this story Laura Seitz, Deseret News SALT LAKE CITY A handful of police reform bills are inching their way through the Utah Legislature, but at least one even though its sponsor argued it was a relatively “tame” attempt to hold officers more accountable has already hit a roadblock. Two of Rep. Angela Romero’s police reform bills cleared their first legislative hurdles on Monday by winning unanimous approval from the House Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Committee. But one of Rep. Andrew Stoddard’s bills faltered on a split vote and failed to advance. Romero, D-Salt Lake City, won support for HB162, which would require 16 of the 40 hours of training police officers are required to complete each year to be focused on de-escalation tactics and working with individuals who are experiencing a mental health crisis. She also won the committee’s approval for HB84, which would require local law enforcement agencies to collect and submit data on u

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