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Sheriff’s Report: Individual with felony warrants arrested after domestic violence call in Snyderville Basin - Park Record

By Park Record · August 17, 2026 · 1 min read
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Sheriff’s Report: Individual with felony warrants arrested after domestic violence call in Snyderville Basin. Summit County Sheriff’s Office deputies arrested an individual with several outstanding warrants after they were called to respond to a domestic violence incident in the Snyderville Basin last week.

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