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81-year-old arrested for attempted murder

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On Oct. 15, officers were dispatched to a residence in Tooele City after receiving reports stating 81-year-old Donald Arend had called dispatch and told the dispatch officer he had killed his wife. According to a probable cause statement drafted by Tooele City PD's Officer Parker, Officers entered the residence and found the victim alive with multiple stab wounds.

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