Stiffer Sanction Sought for Ex-Utah Parole Agent Involved in Standoff

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SANDY -- The group that certifies and sanctions Utah police officers wants a stiffer sanction for a former Adult Probation and Parole agent who was heavily armed when he threatened to shoot sheriff's deputies during a standoff at his home.

The Peace Officer Standards and Training Council rejected a recommended three-year suspension of Ray E. Reynoso's law enforcement certification during its quarterly meeting in March. The council instead handed down a four-year suspension, which would require Reynoso to reapply to the state's police academy if he wants to return to law enforcement.

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Stiffer Sanction Sought for Ex-Utah Parole Agent Involved in Standoff

"He didn't just make threats, he was ready to rock 'n' roll," said Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff, who made the motion for the increased penal...

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