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Leaders across Utah’s law enforcement community are disputing a city's claim that victims of violent crime have “no constitutional right” to receive first aid from police.
An attorney representing Salt Lake City says victims of violent crime have “no constitutional right” to receive first aid when police respond to a 911 calls.
The family of Ryan Outlaw has filed a lawsuit against Salt Lake City and two officers who refused to provide first aid after he was stabbed in an elevator.
After over two years of hoping and waiting that a Salt Lake City Civilian Review Board would offer justice for a stabbing victim allowed to bleed out for
After officers refused first aid to a stabbing victim in an elevator, the Salt Lake City Civilian Review Board has concluded with a ruling of “no determination is possible” against the officers.