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Park City Police Chief Wade Carpenter has received the Utah Chiefs of Police Association’s 2024 President’s Award. Chief Carpenter was honored on Tuesday at the UCOPA awards banquet in Southern Utah. Park City Police Captain...
Wade Carpenter has been sworn in as the new president of the International Association of Chiefs of Police, a global organization of more than 33,000 law enforcement professionals from 173 countries. Carpenter is the first police chief from Utah to lead the association, which has a 130-year history of advocating for policing best standards and practices.
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A student uses a cellphone while driving on a course during one of the Ford Driving Skills for Life classes at Manheim Utah on Friday, June 20, 2014, in Woods Cross. Students’ driving abilities were compared using the phone and not using the phone. A bill to toughen Utah’s distracted driving laws by letting police cite people for holding a cellphone while driving never made it out of committee.
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SALT LAKE CITY — A bill to toughen Utah’s distracted driving laws by letting police cite people for holding a cellphone while driving never made it out of committee.