Utah police department reconsidering cooperative accord with ICE after ride-alongs

What happened

The North Valley Police Department is reevaluating its 287(g) agreement with ICE after five people were detained during ride-alongs with federal agents in Sanpete County. The department expressed concerns that the tactics used by ICE agents conflicted with its policies and values, leading to fear among local residents.

Timeline

1. Oct 7, 11:06 AM KSL Utah police department reconsidering cooperative accord with ICE after ride-alongs
2. Oct 7, 12:06 PM KJZZ North Valley PD to reevaluate agreement with ICE after multiple detained in ride-alongs
3. Oct 7, 12:06 PM KUTV 2News North Valley PD to reevaluate agreement with ICE after multiple detained in ride-alongs
4. Oct 7, 2:06 PM ABC 4 North Valley Police Chief reevaluates ICE agreement after Moroni detentions
5. Oct 8, 12:59 AM Sanpete Messenger North Valley chief says ICE ride-along went beyond what he expected, department reevaluating agreement
6. Oct 9, 6:00 AM Salt Lake Tribune After ICE detained 5 people in central Utah, local police are reconsidering their agreement with the feds
7. Oct 9, 7:14 AM KSL ICE says it values its accord with Utah police department in wake of chief's critical comments

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