AP Interview: Forest Service officer says military training helped him spot Utah booby traps
SALT LAKE CITY - U.S. Forest Service Officer James Schoeffler is trained to spot the suspicious.
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SALT LAKE CITY - U.S. Forest Service Officer James Schoeffler is trained to spot the suspicious.
U.S. Forest Service Officer James Schoeffler is trained to spot the suspicious.
U.S. Forest Service Officer James Schoeffler is trained to spot the suspicious.
a military-like booby trap set on a popular Utah canyon trail.
SALT LAKE CITY (Reuters) - Two men have been arrested on suspicion of setting a couple of crude but potentially deadly booby traps made from sharpened sticks and rocks along a popular Utah hiking trail, police said on Monday. A U.S. Forest Service officer on foot patrol discovered the devices earlier this month after spotting a trip wire on the ground. The traps were crafted from sharpened tree ...