Special Olympian Brett Banford lights his torch at the annual Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics, which officially kicked off Friday at the City-County Building.
Tom Smart, Deseret News
Special Olympian Brett Banford lights his torch at the annual Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics, which officially kicked off Friday at the City-County Building. Left, Matthew Jensen is excited to take part in the event. Utah law enforcement agencies will carry the torch statewide to help raise money for the Special Olympics, which start May 28 at BYU.
Weekend rescuers
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