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Box Elder County Sheriff Kevin Potter charged after allegedly giving false information while under investigation for DUI

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LOGAN, Utah (ABC4) — The Box Elder County Sheriff Kevin Potter has been criminally charged after allegedly giving false information during a DUI investigation. While Potter was involved in a fatal crash that left a 22-year-old motorcyclist dead in October, he is charged in relation to a January incident.

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