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Grantsville resident arrested following sexual assault incident

By Tooele Transcript Bulletin · October 21, 2026 · 1 min read
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A Grantsville man was arrested Oct. 9 on suspicion of rape and public intoxication following an alleged sexual assault reported to police the previous night. Grantsville City PD's Officer Montes provided the following information in a probable cause statement pertaining to the incident which allegedly occurred on Oct.

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