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The Rod and Greg Show Daily Rundown – Friday, March 7, 20254:20 pm: Gary Gygi of Gygi Capital Management joins the show for a conversation about the February jobs report, including the effects of President Trump's federal layoffs.4:38 pm: New Salt Lake City Police Chief Brian Redd joins the program to discuss his new job and his approach to policing in the capital city.6:38 pm: Joey Chester of the Federation for American Immigration Reform has spent the week at the nation's southern border, and he joins the show to discuss how things have changed under the direction of President Trump.

Brent Weisberg is the communications administrative director for the Salt Lake City Police Department. Weisberg joined the department in July 2021 after spending three years as the communications director for the Multnomah County District Attorney's Office in Portland, Oregon. Prior to his time overseeing strategic communications for the district attorney's office and Salt Lake City Police, Weisberg spent 10 years as a television reporter in Portland where he primarily covered breaking news and filed reports covering the criminal justice system in Portland throughout Oregon. In his current role, Weisberg, as a senior staff member to the Chief, manages a team of public information officers and professional staff who provide timely responses to media and other community members. He is also responsible for overseeing and coordinating the department's internal and external communications and community-relations strategy. Weisberg has a heavy emphasis on crisis communications and enjoys working with his team to identify creative and strategic ways to show case the work of the Salt Lake City Police Department. In 2021, the Portland Police Bureau awarded Weisberg, and several other key public information officers, with the department's “Achievement Medal” for his communications work during the 2020 riots in Portland, Oregon. Weisberg graduated from Washington State University.Support the show

KSL's Top Story: Salt Lake City Police have a man in custody... after a car-jacking of a mail-truck led to a police chase in Centerville.  KSL NewsRadio's Aimee Cobabe is live on the scene

KSL's Top Story: Salt Lake City Police now say the man who died in the mouth of a jet engine ... was a 30-year-old from Park City.  They found him unconscious inside a wing-mounted engine that was still rotating.

We are summer lovin with our BBQ's, rollercoasters, and making plans to go where ever the hell we are goin! This episode April shares with us the details surrounding the tragic cold case of 15 year old Debbie Marie Grabher. She went missing in the early hours of January 16, 1992. Only a couple people saw her in the last few moments before she disappeared. What do you think happened? Do you know anyone or anything involved in this case? Contact Detective Cordon Parks with the Salt Lake City Police (801) 799-3000. Katie takes to one of the country's oldest amusement parks, Lagoon. Just 20 minutes north of Salt Lake City, Utah this park holds thrills and adrenaline induced by attractions and the paranormal. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hauntandcold/support

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When a young girl is abducted from her Salt Lake City home in the dead of night and found in a nearby canal the next day, a decades-long search for the worst kind of predator begins. The hunt for a killer spans more than two decades and into the present-day in this episode of Last Seen Alive. If you have any information regarding the abduction and murder of Rosie Tapia, please call the Salt Lake City Police at (801) 799-3000. Or, if you prefer to give a tip anonymously, you can text keyword TIPSLCPD to 274637 OR submit your tip anonymously online by visiting tipsubmit.com. See photos from this episode and check out the sources we used to research it here: https://lastseenalivepodcast.com/  

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15-year-old Debbie Grabher was murdered in Salt Lake City, Utah in 1992.Contact Detective Cordon Parks with the Salt Lake City Police (801) 799-3000

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Polygamy & “Bleeding the Beast” Salt Lake City Police hard at work. Hanks & Peterson opinionated critique. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bling-viera/message

A thoughtful discussion on polygamy & "civil matters" starring Salt Lake City Police, Officer Coward Cop Shopping Pregman. Bonus review of everyone's favorite honest hometown law firm; Hanks & Peterson. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bling-viera/message

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Both Sides of the Aisle – Natalie Gochnour is joined on The Right by Sen. Dan McCay, R-Riverton, and on The Left by Shireen Ghorbani, former Salt Lake County Council member. They discuss the growing divide between vaccinated and unvaccinated Americans, the federal infrastructure bill, the eminent withdrawal from Afghanistan and the death of Donald Rumsfeld, […]

State epidemiologist Dr. Angela Dunn announces she is leaving the Utah Department of Health. A draft audit recommends changes to some practices of Salt Lake City police. And the Utah Supreme Court considers a question central to the future of the Utah Inland Port: Who controls the land — and the tax revenue it generates? At 9 a.m. on Friday, […]

Before applying to be Rita's handler, Cari had never even pet a dog before! Learn how Rita the Salt Lake City Police Department Facility dog came to SLCPD and how she helps victims of traumatic crime. Rita's Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/rita_the_facility_dogIf you are a victim of crime and are in need of financial assistance due to your victimization you can reach the Utah Office for Victims of Crime at 801-238-2360If you are victim of domestic violence and are seeking help there are resources available: National- http://ncadv.org/Local-https://www.utahlegalservices.org/https://www.legalaidsocietyofsaltlake.org/https://timplegal.com/http://www.utahvictimsclinic.org/https://www.ucasa.org/https://www.udvc.org/resources/get-help-now.htmlhttps://www.utahhomicidesurvivors.org/Support the show (https://secure.givelively.org/donate/utah-domestic-violence-legal-services)

Heidi Hatch is back with another rousing political debate featuring Jim Dabakis and Greg Hughes on this week’s Take 2 podcast. The topic foremost on their mind’s this Friday: Possible weekend protests in utah and across the Country. Governor Cox declared a state of emergency Salt Lake City Police and Mayor Erin Mendenhall say no … Continue reading Take 2: Impeachment, protest planning, and what’s in the governor’s budget →

Heidi Hatch is back with another rousing political debate featuring Jim Dabakis and Greg Hughes on this week’s Take 2 podcast. The topic foremost on their mind’s this Friday: Possible weekend protests in utah and across the Country. Governor Cox declared a state of emergency Salt Lake City Police and Mayor Erin Mendenhall say no … Continue reading Take 2: Impeachment, protest planning, and what’s in the governor’s budget →

The family of an autistic boy who was shot by Salt Lake City police has filed a lawsuit.  The police department says they have not yet seen the lawsuit.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Resisting State Repression Panel The following is a conversation between folks involved in anti-repression work in 5 parts of the so-called US. The goal was to present a zoomed out vision of scope and patterns of repression since the Floyd Uprising of this summer, particularly as the US sits in a period of heightened tensions around the elections and continued killings by police. Please consider sharing this chat around. We need to be ready to push back against repression and support the mostly BIPOC folks facing heavy charges for hitting the streets against white supremacy. You'll hear from: Earthworm with the Atlanta Solidarity Fund and the Jail Support Team; Susan Samples from Grand Rapids with the Michigan Anti-Repression Committee (which works with the Michigan Bail Fund); Liam aka "Lil Guillotine" of the Free The 350, Madison General Defense Committee in Wisconsin; Mala from the Salt Lake General Defense Committee (works with the Salt Lake Community Bail Fund) in Utah; and Charlie from Puget Sound Prisoner Support (and works with the Northwest Community Bail Fund ) in Seattle. Stolen Lives In the conversation, we hear about a few cases of folks attacked and/or killed by police in the communities our guests come from and whose memories contributed to the Uprising where they were. These include: Rodney J. Freeman (killed by Dane County Police in Wisconsin); Elliot T. Johnson (killed by Monona Police in Wisconsin); Jacob Blake (brazenly injured by Kenosha Police); John T Williams (killed by Seattle Police); Charleena Lyles (killed by Seattle Police); Kevin Peterson, Jr. (killed by Clark County Sheriff deputies in Washington State); Bernardo Palacios-Carbajal (killed by Salt Lake City Police); Atlanta: Rayshard Brooks (killed by Atlanta Police);

Debbie Dujanovic joins Lee to discuss the slower response times for Salt Lake City Police officers on certain calls. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We now have the 911 calls a mom made to police, as well as the body camera video from the night Salt Lake City Police responded to that mom's call for help with her 13-year-old son who was in crisis. He's still in the hospital. We'll dive into what the new information sheds some light on--what police may or may not have known as they responded to the 911 call. Then, we talk to KSL TV reporter/anchor Tania Dean, who spoke exclusively to Linden's mother yesterday. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A Salt Lake City Police Officer now charged with a felony. The Salt Lake County DA's office announced yesterday that K9 officer Nickolas Pearce had been charged with aggravated assault, alleging he let his K9 attack a man who had his hands in the air.  Dave and Dujanovic is hosted by veteran sports reporter Dave Noriega and award-winning investigative reporter Debbie Dujanovic. KSL NewsRadio is part of Bonneville Media and based in Salt Lake City, Utah. Don't forget to review on iTunes and subscribe to the podcast on Apple Podcasts.   Be sure to use the keyword #D2KSL to search for the Dave and Dujanovic Show. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Thursday, July 9, 20204:20 pm: Utah Lieutenant Governor Spencer Cox has been declared the winner of the GOP Primary for the Governor’s seat and he joins Rod to discuss the next steps in his campaign4:35 pm: Utah Education Association President Heidi Matthews joins the show to discuss concerns about the state’s plan to keep students and school staffers safe when they return to campus in August5:05 pm: Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill joins Rod to discuss his ruling today that the shooting of Bernardo Palacios-Carbajal by Salt Lake City Police in May was justified and the officers will not face criminal charges in the matter6:05 pm: Jenny Howe, a local therapist and mental health consultant, joins the show to discuss the long lasting psychological effects of the coronavirus once the pandemic has come to an end6:20 pm: RealClearPolitics contributor Charles Lipson, a Professor of International Politics and the University of Chicago, joins Rod to discuss his recent piece about the fight over American ideals and history6:35 pm: Steve Moore, Chief Economist at the Heritage Foundation, joins Rod for their weekly conversation about politics and the nation’s economy

Guy Michael Johnston, a father of two, was being a gentlemen escorting a woman home after a night at the bar. The night turned deadly, and his body has never been found. In an unrelated case, 20 year old Jay Kelly Tincher lost his life after a stranger couldn't take a joke. Although he said the killer's name shortly before he took his last breath, the killer has never been brought to justice.  Contact information for each case: Guy Michael Johnston, Brigham City Police Department 435-723-3421 Jay Tincher, Salt Lake City Police (801) 799-3000 http://charleyproject.org/case/michael-guy-johnston https://www.newspapers.com/clip/41084452/fight-victim-sought-michael-guy/ https://www.newspapers.com/clip/41084452/fight-victim-sought-michael-guy/ https://www.deseret.com/2004/7/31/19842999/cases-possible-without-bodies https://www.newspapers.com/image/613462344/?terms=guy%2Bmichael%2Bjohnston https://www.deseret.com/1995/7/3/19188044/death-jay-kelly-tincher https://www.newspapers.com/image/612623206/?terms=Jay%2BTincher https://www.newspapers.com/image/285538439/?terms=Jay%2BTincher

Eric Moutsos is a former Salt Lake City Police officer who has lead a series of peaceful demonstrations and gatherings supporting local small businesses. In this discussion, we talk about Eric's attempts to hold peaceful demonstrations as part of his Utah Business Revival Group. The same day the Salt Lake City Police and the Salt Lake City's Mayor's office was allowing huge demonstrations in the city in opposition to police brutality (which resulted in rioting), Eric's gathering to promote the opening of local businesses wasn't permitted by any city and he was issued a court order to stop. This double-standard in which local leaders allow or prohibit gatherings due to COVID-19 is clearly hypocritical and is in violation of our basic Civil Liberties. The first amendment allows for the peaceful gathering of citizens and our local leaders don't have the authority to tell us to

This morning's headlines feature a ban on choke holds for Salt Lake City Police, a missing Rexburg boy returning home, Wyoming's latest in regards to COVID-19, and Jon Huntsman Jr. testing positive for COVID-19.

In March the Salt Lake City Police reported an uptick in domestic violence calls.  Jenn Oxborrow, the Executive Director of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition, joins Lee to update us on domestic violence in Utah during the coronavirus.

Today on In the Hive, how the work of policing has changed in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. Also, with police reporting an uptick in domestic violence calls, we hear about the work YWCA Utah is doing to help those for whom staying home isn’t staying safe. Guests: Gregory Wilking, Salt Lake City Police […]

Two weeks ago, Salt Lake City Police said they were seeing a 33% increase in Domestic Violence calls. Now Utah County Commissioner Nathan Ivie says on twitter that Utah county has a 75% in these calls. Jenn Oxborrow Executive Director of Utah Domestic Violence Coalition about what resources are available if you or someone you know needs help.

Salt Lake City Police are seeing an uptick in domestic violence-related calls in the last two weeks. Detective Greg Wilking, with SLCPD breakdown what the department is seeing. 

Salt Lake City Police are seeing an uptick in domestic violence-related calls in the last two weeks. There are resources available to those who are experiencing domestic violence--even under social distancing. Jen Oxborrow, the Executive Director of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition joins to give more insight.

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Wednesday, March 25, 20204:20 pm: Clint Mecham, Division Chief for Salt Lake County Emergency Management, joins the show to discuss county conversations about prohibiting gatherings of 10 or more people, including the possibility of issuing citations for such gatherings4:35 pm: Congressman Chris Stewart joins the program to discuss some of the details of the $2 trillion stimulus package agreement reached by Congress today in an attempt to mitigate the financial effects of the coronavirus pandemic5:05 pm: Utah Lieutenant Governor Spencer Cox joins Rod for a conversation about the details of the three phase plan for economic recovery from the coronavirus pandemic put together by the Governor's Economic Response Task Force5:20 pm: Terry Jeffrey, Editor-in-Chief of CNS News, joins the show to discuss a law passed in Virginia that makes it a criminal offense, punishable by twelve months in jail or a $2,500 fine, to hold a church service attended by more than 10 people.6:05 pm: Utah Gubernatorial candidate Thomas Wright joins the show for a conversation about how the coronavirus pandemic is effecting his campaign, as well as his op-ed piece about the importance of vote-by-mail in a pandemic situation6:20 pm: Jenn Oxborrow, Executive Director of the Utah Domestic Violence Coalition, joins Rod to give us her reaction to news that Salt Lake City Police are reporting a hike in domestic violence incidents since the onset of the pandemic6:35 pm: Paula Bolyard, Managing Editor of PJ Media, joins the show to discuss the stimulus package reached by Congress today that will provide a check for $1,200 to every American with an income less than $75,000, and includes money for hospitals and small business loans

Rod Arquette Show Daily Rundown - Tuesday, January 7, 20204:20 pm: Congressman Chris Stewart joins the show to discuss President Trump’s order to kill Iranian military leader Qassem Soleimani and what it means for U.S.-Iran relations moving forward4:35 pm: A small group of repeat protesters are making life hard on Salt Lake City Police and Detective Greg Wilking joins Rod to discuss what the protesters are doing, and how police are handling the situation6:05 pm: Representative Steve Eliason joins the show to discuss the results of a pilot program in Davis County that aims to get treatment for arrestees suffering from mental illness rather than putting them in jail6:20 pm: Steve Berman, a contributor to The Resurgent, joins the program for a conversation about how Senator Joe Lieberman, a leader in bipartisan negotiation, is going after Democrats for their criticism of President Trump’s order to kill an Iranian military official6:35 pm: Marianne Levine of Politico joins Rod to discuss how moderate Senate Republicans, like Utah’s Mitt Romney, are siding with Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell when it comes to his approach to having John Bolton testify about the Ukraine scandal during an impeachment trial

About the Show: On this episode of the podcast we sit down and talk with a retired Salt Lake City police officer, Isaac Atencio. He shares his story. Isaac served for the SLCPD for 27 years and worked many different positions including vice, gang suppression, narcotics, motors squad, SWAT, and gang investigations. We talk about what life was like for him during those 27 years on the force, we also talk about his thoughts on marijuana legalization, what we can do as parents if we suspect our own kids are involved in gang activity, and everything else in between. This episode is brought to you by: Mark Miller Subaru https://www.markmillersubaru.com/ Libsyn http://www.libsyn.com KRCL https://krcl.org/ Kennedy Botanicals https://kennedybotanicals.com/ Connect more with I am Salt Lake: Email Us hello@iamsaltlake.com Connect With Our Facebook https://www.facebook.com/IAmSaltLake/ Connect With Our Twitter https://twitter.com/iamsaltlake Connect With Our Instagram https://www.instagram.com/iamsaltlake/ Join The Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/iamsaltlake/ Support our Patreon https://www.patreon.com/iamsaltlake Sign up for our email list https://iamsaltlake.com/email You can mail us stuff:  PO Box 4412. Salt Lake City, Utah 84110 Thank you for listening to this episode of I am Salt Lake podcast. We showcase local talent, businesses, and everyday people making Salt Lake City what it is today. Please consider making a one time donation through PayPal to help with the expenses of keeping this podcast running smoothly https://www.paypal.me/iamsaltlake

Mo'Kelly fills in while Gary and Shannon are out - Salt Lake City Police hold a press conference revealing the death of Mackenzie Lueck and detail charges against killer / A recap of the second round of the Democratic debates / What's in Gavin Newsom's $215B budget / Selife deaths out number shark attack deaths / The Dalai Lama says a female successor should be attractive / The Nine News Nuggets You Need To Know!

We had a visit from the cops today! By that, we mean that the SLC Police Chief, Mike Brown stopped by to chat about policing in the 21st century, and a shift in urban interaction between the department and those they serve. How does modern technology fit in with modern police tactics, and more importantly, how does modern SHOOTING technology fit in?  Find out!

Low wages for Salt Lake City police officers are far below other departments, and it absolutely creates a public safety issue for Salt Lake City residents.  It’s been seemingly impossible to turn on the television the last few years and not see some drama unfolding around a cop, a gun, and a person of color. Police officers are in the public’s crosshairs. Every move they make is scrutinized, dissected, and put under a microscope. Being a police officer isn’t easy in the first place.   But Salt Lake City officers face another challenge that compounds an already difficult job: low wages.

(CNN)Lauren McCluskey was both concerned and frustrated when she called Salt Lake City Police on October 19. A convicted sex offender whom she had met just a month earlier was continually harassing her after she ended their short relationship. But police at the University of Utah, where she was a student, weren't doing enough to put a stop to it, she said in a call to 911. "I'm worried because I've been working with the campus police at the U, and last Saturday I reported and I haven't gotten an update," she told Salt Lake City Police dispatch. "They haven't updated or done anything," she added. That 911 call and one other from McCluskey were obtained by CNN just days after a review of the case from the Utah Department of Public Safety examined what could have been done differently to prevent her death. http://paypal.me/PhoenixAndWilliam http://Patreon.com/WineCellarMediaFund

On this episode of KSL's beyond the badge, we honor Officer Tyler Tracy of the Salt Lake Police Department. When Officer Tracy found himself in an active shooter situation with a suicidal man, he knew that he had to get people evacuated from the surrounding areas. In one case he acted as a human shield to escort a woman to safety, with only his bulletproof vest as protection. Officer Tracy he acted, and did what he knew was right to protect. KSL's Beyond the Badge recognizes the good work that Utah's public safety officers do every day to make each of our lives better. Listen to Utah's Morning News every weekday as Amanda Dickson highlights the everyday heroes who work tirelessly to keep us safe. Officers are nominated by their respective police chiefs, sheriffs and supervisors, and the general public. Those featured are selected by a committee composed of representatives from KSL, the Department of Public Safety and Utah Local Governments Trust. KSL has also partnered with the Utah Lieutenant Governor to help execute the program. Beyond the badge is sponsored by the Utah Local Government's Trust. Protecting those who protect you. Providing specialized insurance products and services protecting more than 540 local governments. Be safe, and come home.

Author, Adam David Russ and Officer Michael Serio of the Salt Lake City Police K9 Unit in Utah join us to talk about Russ’ book ,"Bloodhound in Blue: The True Tales of Police Dog JJ and His Two-Legged Partner" which highlights the life of 10-year-old K-9 JJ, who worked for the Salt Lake City Police Department with Officer Serio. The book takes you on an amazing journey as you learn how with JJ's ability to sniff out suspects and Serio's apprehension skills, the duo caught murderers, rapists, and drug dealers, often tracking them over fences and through crowded city blocks and dense forests. They also captured one of Utah's Most Wanted. Together the team changed the way police units operate today and both JJ and Officer Serio were awarded the Salt Lake City Officer of the Year Award, an award that Officer Serio has won twice; the only officer in state history to achieve this.

Author, Adam David Russ and Officer Michael Serio of the Salt Lake City Police K9 Unit in Utah join us to talk about Russ’ book ,"Bloodhound in Blue: The True Tales of Police Dog JJ and His Two-Legged Partner" which highlights the life of 10-year-old K-9 JJ, who worked for the Salt Lake City Police Department with Officer Serio. The book takes you on an amazing journey as you learn how with JJ's ability to sniff out suspects and Serio's apprehension skills, the duo caught murderers, rapists, and drug dealers, often tracking them over fences and through crowded city blocks and dense forests. They also captured one of Utah's Most Wanted. Together the team changed the way police units operate today and both JJ and Officer Serio were awarded the Salt Lake City Officer of the Year Award, an award that Officer Serio has won twice; the only officer in state history to achieve this.

Jake sits with Stormy of Leave Home Booking - The Queen of Punk Rock Touring - to talk about booking DIY tours before the internet, Rancid's roots, military strategy and history, and hear them get questioned by the Salt Lake City Police during the podcast - seriously!

On November 12, 2011, Salt Lake City Police shut down the Occupy SLC camp at Pioneer Park in response to the death of an Occupy camper. The night resulted in eighteen arrests and the decimation of the camp, which sent many up north to Occupy Ogden, and others questioning the new direction of the movement. In this bonus episode, JP interviews Occupy SLC organizer Tara Bueche about the teardown, the aftermath and where the movement plans to go from here. … read more The post Bonus Episode #2 – Occupy SLC: November Update & Teardown Aftermath first appeared on SLUG Magazine.