Wasatch County

Rabbit season.

A hunter accidentally shot his son-in-law while putting away a rifle in Wasatch County.

According to Wasatch County Sheriff's Office, the victim suffered injuries that were not life-threatening, was flown to an area by a medical helicopter.

The sheriff's office did not provide a location, uh, for the shooting, but, but they's out hunting.

Uh, it happened about 12:51 PM on Saturday in the Soapstone Basin area.

Yeah.

yeah so it's it's happening i'm sure quite quickly uh let's talk about corey richards for just a moment i mean if we have to corey f richards yeah okay guys she's just doing everything she can to uh slow down this um financial trial which like dude you're in prison forever what the hell do you care you know but oh she's trying to we're gonna get those remember i do recall that so the attorneys are asking the court to delay a decision coming up with her financial crimes trial because of thanks wasatch county uh officials and your Because if you remember, there are officers being investigated in Wasatch County that participated in her murder investigation, well, in Eric Christian's murder investigation in her case.

So Wasatch County Sheriff Jared Rigby, for possible felony obstruction of justice, a search warrant had alleged that officials may have attempted to prevent Detective Eric Maynard, a lead investigator in the Richards case, from testifying unless he withdrew from the race for Wasatch County Sheriff.

If you remember, we've talked about this before.

And because that is still ongoing, They're trying to delay again on this.

The campsite that had once been filled with the laughter of scouts was now eerily quiet as volunteers and investigators began combing through the area looking for any sign of the boy.

In all, 200 volunteers and search and rescue teams from Cache County, Salt Lake County, Wasatch County and Duchesne County joined the search for the missing 12-year-old boy.

As word spread about his disappearance, horse units were even called in.

Despite this huge collaborative effort, no sign of Garrett was discovered.

... and bribery and everything else.

And, and so it, it, even for me in Heber City, in Wasatch County, which I think is the best county in Utah, um, where I live, I'm disconnected from that.

But soon you may feel the same.

You're like, "It doesn't matter 'cause it's down the road," or, "It's across the state," or, "It's in another state." Eventually, because of the scale, the hyper scale of everything we're doing, it could be in your backyard next week.

The campsite that had once been filled with the laughter of scouts was now eerily quiet as volunteers and investigators began combing through the area, looking for any sign of the boy.

In all, 200 volunteers and search and rescue teams from Cache County, Salt Lake County, Wasatch County, and Duchesne County joined the search for the missing 12-year-old boy.

As word spread about his disappearance, horse units were even called in.

Despite this huge collaborative effort, no sign of Garrett was discovered.

KRCL lost out on over $250,000 in federal money that we had a contract to be provided to expand our emergency alert system.

For folks on the Wasatch back, particularly in Wasatch County and Summit County, they will be delayed in getting improved emergency services.

God forbid there's a wildfire or another earthquake or some other natural disaster.

Flooding obviously follows fires quite often.

This is just like observationally what my best guess is.

But I think this is something that I, I'm really excited to explore in the future is looking at like, why is it that exclusively longevity was the defining characteristic of imposter syndrome within this population? And like, I think it'd be interesting to see if it's a purely uniquely Utah phenomenon and maybe there's something about the Utah backcountry space and the way that backcountry skiing kind of boomed throughout the Wasatch County and like the Wasatch area.

And maybe there's something historical that's that's impacting it.

So I think it'd be interesting to look at a broader backcountry population.