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The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources (UDWR) has a new app that they hope will help solve wildlife crimes at a faster rate. The app, which is called UTDWR, is available for iOS and Android devices and can be downloaded here for iPhones and here for Android users. It is an easy way for people to report wildlife crimes and, when necessary, include videos and other images, too.
And, according to UDWR, the new app is already working well.
“Two buck deer were poached recently in Millard County,” said Captain Wyatt Bubak. “We got word out through our social media channels and a news release. It didn’t take long before two solid tips came in via the new app. Those tips have been very helpful in moving the case forward.”
WDIO-TV Created: February 16, 2021 10:29 AM
The Duluth Police Department is investigating an incident of shots being fired in the Harbor Highlands neighborhood on Monday night.
Police received the report of shots heard in the area of Village View Drive at 11:18 p.m. Witnesses reported seeing a small silver car leaving the area at a high rate of speed.
No one was injured.
Officers located shell casings and canvassed the area, but did not locate suspects.
Police said people with information on this or previous incidents can report them anonymously using the Citizen Observer website.
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