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Spencer Cox weighs in on hate crime charge for stomped pro-police sign

The hate crime charge was made possible after the Utah Legislature strengthened its hate crimes legislation in 2019, expanding protected classes to include not just race and religion, but also “political expression” and “status as a law enforcement officer.” Cox said Thursday he wasn’t aware of the specifics around the Garfield County case, but “there was a lot of negotiation that went into that bill” to get it approved. Cox also expressed support for Utah’s police officers while denouncing the act of stomping on a Back the Blue sign. “Utah has always been near the top of the nation when it comes to support for our women and men in blue,” he said, calling his own security detail “the best people I know.”

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Back The Blue Group Causes Stir In Brookfield Parade

UpdatedFri, Jul 16, 2021 at 11:01 am CT Replies(77) A Brookfield resident says she was upset to see the Back the Blue group take part in Brookfield s July 3 parade. The group participated without permission, the village says. (Shutterstock) BROOKFIELD, IL The pro-police Back the Blue group took part in Brookfield s July 3 parade, but it did so without permission, the village says. The group s participation upset at least one person, Jana Moore, who contacted the village about it. An official responded with an explanation. They entered the parade at some point along the route and were not seen by me until the end of the parade route, where I was located at the MC booth, Stevie Ferrari, the parks and recreation director, said in an email to Moore. While all volunteers had copies of the parade attendees with contact information, this group managed to bike into the parade without being checked by our volunteer staff once the route was underway.

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What Gov Cox says about stomped-on Back the Blue sign, Black Lives Matter Utah calling American Flag racist

SALT LAKE CITY It doesn t matter if it s destroying a Back the Blue sign or a Black Lives Matter sign. Gov. Spencer Cox says people should stop doing stupid things in name of hate. I dislike hate wherever it is or wherever it s pointed out, Cox said during his monthly PBS Utah news conference on Thursday. The governor made the comment after a reporter asked him about a case in Garfield County in which a 19-year-old woman was charged last week with criminal mischief along with a hate crime enhancement making it a class A misdemeanor punishable by up to a year in jail after she was accused of stomping on a pro-police sign and throwing it in the trash in front of an officer who had just given her friend a speeding ticket.

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Mike Pence keeps saying Black lives are not endangered by police in a play for white voters as police disproportionately kill Blacks

Mike Pence keeps saying Black lives are not endangered by police in a play for white voters as police disproportionately kill Blacks
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