Simms explained, "If you kill a law enforcement officer, a police officer, you can face the death penalty in Utah. If it's a death when you're trying to escape custody, if it's particularly cruel, then you can face the death penalty in Utah.

Neighbors are remembering Sergeant Lee Sorensen, after his death Sunday night responding to a domestic disturbance call that turned deadly in Tremonton.2News sp

What was meant to be a day of celebration has become one of heartbreak, as the community lines the streets to honor Sgt. Sorensen and officer Estrada.

Political leaders from across Utah, as well as other police departments, are sharing their condolences with the families and colleagues of those who lost their lives in Sunday night's deadly shooting

Two police officers killed in the line of duty Sunday evening were honored Monday with a procession to escort their bodies to the medical examiner’s office and then back home to northern Utah. A police motorcade escorted the bodies of Tremonton-Garland Police Sgt.

TREMONTON, Utah — Two police officers were killed and another injured, along with a K-9, after a suspect opened fire following what was described as a domestic disturbance Sunday night in Tremonton. The unidentified suspect is now in custody while the officer who was not killed and the K-9 are reported to be in fair condition.

People lined the streets waiting for hours for Sgt. Lee Sorensen to return home to Garland one more time.Hundreds of people gathered in Garland holding flags in

Officials with the City of Tremonton are speaking on the loss of two officers and the impact on their community.