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Tooele City PD identifies mother of 4 killed in domestic violent assault

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TOOELE, Utah, Sept. 2, 2026 (Gephardt Daily) — Tooele City police have released the name of the woman killed late Sunday night in an apparent domestic assault. The woman was 37-year-old Tooele City resident Silvia Bahena-Mota. The man arrested for her alleged murder was the current or former domestic partner of the suspect, Daniel Ruesga.

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