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| Utah reviewing why man accused of killing cop out of prison |
| By limaohio.com |
| Published: 01/22/2016 |
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SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Authorities in Utah said Thursday they are reviewing how an ex-convict with a history of gun charges was released to a drug treatment center that he walked away from weeks before he fatally shot a police officer. State prison officials and federal prosecutors are examining the case, including the question of why the Utah parole board didn’t know that federal prosecutors were about to file new drug and gun charges against Cory Lee Henderson, 31, when he was released from prison in November. “It would have been a critical piece of information,” said board spokesman Greg Johnson. The board could have kept Henderson behind bars, but officials thought he’d only been picked up for violating his parole after being released from prison in April. They gave him two months in prison and let him out to get treatment. Read More. |
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