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BREAKING: Authorities have identified the man shot and killed on I-15 last Friday, March 27 as Sayed Mousavi, a 29-year-old living in Sandy. Investigators say the incident unfolded around 4:56 p.m. along I-15 near 3500 South, when a Utah Highway Patrol trooper’s vehicle was struck by a car driven by Mousavi, who was traveling northbound. After both vehicles came to a stop, the trooper approached and made contact. According to Utah Highway Patrol, Mousavi then brandished a knife, prompting the trooper to open fire. Mousavi was pronounced dead at the scene. The trooper was not injured. The investigation remains ongoing and is being handled by the Salt Lake County OICI Protocol Team 4, led by the West Jordan Police Department. No additional details have been released. Mousavi pleaded guilty in a case from November 2024, he was arrested in Sandy after authorities said he made threats to “kill Americans and kill the U.S.A.” Prosecutors also alleged he told police he planned to “buy guns and shoot up the Sandy Police Department.” In that case, Mousavi was charged with one count of making a threat of terrorism, three counts of failing to respond to an officer’s signal to stop, and a misdemeanor count of driving on a suspended license.

The U.S. Army is moving forward with plans for a major data center project in Utah, with a site selected at Dugway Proving Ground. Army officials say CyrusOne will enter negotiations to build and operate a hyperscale data center on more than 1,200 acres. The project would support AI and military modernization efforts, with operations expected to begin as early as 2029. Leaders say the development could bring jobs to Utah and expand the Army’s tech capabilities, but the deal is still being finalized.

I think there’s no way in Hell SCOTUS tosses birthright citizenship but in fairness I also thought there was no way in Hell they’d toss Roe v Wade

「税金は窃盗！」 “Taxation is theft!”

*IRAN PRESIDENT TO ISSUE LETTER TO AMERICANS WITHIN HOUR: TASNIM

🚨BOMBSHELL🚨 Former Capitol Police officer Shauni Kerkhoff failed a November FBI polygraph test when asked if she placed pipe bombs on Jan. 5, 2021, a court filing states.