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U.S. Attorney’s also allege a pending investigation related to Harmel suggesting, “there is reason to believe that Defendant (Harmel) has been involved in the production and distribution of child pornography as well as enticement or coercion of other minor victims. Defendant expressed a desire to abduct minors, bind the victims in a tub, have sex with them, keep them in empty drawers located in the basement of the house, and to injure or kill them thereafter. There is evidence that Defendant attempted to abduct at least one other minor. This evidence has led law enforcement to request information from victims nationwide.”

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"Unfortunately, this is a pervasive issue on public lands in the Moab area," said Cody Marsh, Law Enforcement Ranger for Bureau of Land Management Utah during an interview with 2News on Monday. "Both these incidents were reported to us in late October. We've received a number of tips so far, and we're doing our best to track down every lead we can to try to determine who was responsible for these vandalism incidents."

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#TusksUp - Talkin' @utahmammoth with @mooredom this afternoon on @KUTV2News at 3:30 PM.

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HISTORIC METH SEIZURE ON U.S. 93 - NEVADA

A traffic stop in Lincoln County, Nevada, led deputies to 13 large storage totes filled with suspected narcotics, according to the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office.
Field tests indicated the seizure included 677 pounds of methamphetamine and about 30 pounds of fentanyl. The sheriff’s office says it is the largest drug seizure in its history and one of the largest in Nevada.
The case has been turned over to Homeland Security Investigations. The sheriff’s office credited deputies’ vigilance and attention to detail for the seizure.