Who is being arrested in Operation Rio Grande? Many have felonies or lengthy records
“But records that The Salt Lake Tribune requested from the Salt Lake County jail show only a handful of those arrested in the operation’s first month are the “dangerous criminals” sometimes described to justify the $67 million crackdown, though the data support officials’ assertion that few have been booked for public nuisance crimes like jaywalking, intoxication or camping. Of 1,106 bookings as of Sept. 13, only three involved new first-degree felony charges, . . ”
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