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Former Utah county employee charged with falsely saying she had a doctorate to keep her higher pay

By Salt Lake Tribune · October 24, 2026 · 1 min read
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A former longtime Cache County employee has been charged with felony communications fraud. Utah County prosecutors say Terryl Warner, who worked as the director of Cache County Victim Services, falsified her credentials to avoid a pay reduction.

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