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Jury convicts former Park City officer in abuse case

A jury convicted a former Park City police officer in a case involving threats against a woman and sexual abuse while he was on duty.

Jury convicts former Park City officer in abuse case

Key takeaways

  • A jury convicted a former Park City police officer.
  • The case involved threats against a woman.
  • The case also involved sexual abuse while he was on duty.

A jury convicted a former Park City police officer in a case involving threats against a woman and sexual abuse while he was on duty.

The case

The conviction concerns conduct involving a woman who was threatened by the officer. The case also involved sexual abuse alleged to have occurred during his police service.

What the verdict means

The jury’s decision is a criminal conviction. The report identifies the defendant as a former Park City police officer and describes the conduct as occurring while he was on duty.

Next court steps

A conviction is followed by additional court proceedings, including any sentencing process ordered by the court. No sentence or hearing date is included here.

What to watch

  • Any sentencing hearing or court order in the case.
  • Further court filings identifying the charges and sentence.

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