Brother Of Man Who Allegedly Killed Utah Officer Sentenced To Jail For Assaulting Officers

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Fri, 06/24/2016 - 9:58am

The brother of the alleged killer of Unified Police Officer Doug Barney was sentenced Friday to serve 15 days in jail for assaulting two police officers at the scene of the Holladay shooting. Just hours after the Jan. 17 shooting death of Barney by Cory Lee Henderson â who was subsequently shot and killed by other UPD officers â Hendersonâs younger brother, Jaiden Lynn Snyder, arrived in Holladay in an agitated state. Police allege a woman who said she was Hendersonâs mother drove a car âreckle...

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