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College GOP Chairman threatens University of Utah with legal action amid investigation into alleged doxxing incident

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SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — College Republican officials are threatening legal action against the University of Utah after the school launched an investigation into alleged threats and doxxing. As part of their investigation, they requested meetings with several Utah College Republican officials.

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