Hopefully County prosecutors Sim Gill and Troy Rawlings are being extra fastidious, and are merely tying up any possible "loose ends."
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Encouraging news this morning conceerning the
John Swallow scandal from Northern Utah's
dueling big-city newspapers, as both the
Trib and the
D-News report that
"Federal and state agents served warrants Monday on the Sandy houses of former Attorney General John Swallow and his predecessor, Mark Shurtleff":
For those of us sitting on the edges of our seats these past eighteen months
awaiting the filing of actual criminal charges these matters, and wondering about the timeliness of these seemingly belated warrant service procedures, we'll just offer this:
Hopefully County prosecutors Sim Gill and Troy Rawlings are being extra fastidious, and are merely tying up any possible
"loose ends."
Update 6/4/14 7:00 a.m.: In the aftermath of Monday's warrant service, Mr. Shurtleff is raising
"holy hell":
"There are certain things that you have to do when you go into an area that is unfamiliar to you" "This is what every citizen out there is subjected to when it comes down." "He [Shurtleff] has a pretty good idea of what's involved here," responds
Salt Lake County prosecutor Sim Gill.
Turnabout's a bitch,
ainnit?
Don't let the cat get your tongues,
O Gentle Ones.
