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Published: Wednesday, Oct. 24 2007 9:55 a.m. MDT

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I feel safer

That's one tough Mayor...

I guess church on Sunday might be a little awkward for the little while?

GoodGuyGary

I just want to say the suspect got a very bad name....

leeann

This shows that you do not really know a person.

Scooter

Mayor Godfrey is right we need to take stands as neighborhoods

Meisy

I smell a fishy story here. Mayor Godfrey will do anything to get his name in the news!!!

Kevin

The suspect did not get a bad name because he is not named! If you do something wrong there should be a consequence, he deserves a bad name as well as additional consequence for his actions.

Future Police Officer

Maybe Mayor Godfrey can join the police force when he is umemployed in a couple months? Perhaps he can join the rodeo circuit and wrestle steers? The possibilities are endlesss.

Anonymous

Yes, I'm cynical. This seems a little too "convenient" especially since he's in a tight race for mayor. If he starts touting how he's tough on crime and then talks about this then I say "voter beware!"

Stenar

I agree with Meisy. I think this was a political stunt in Godfrey's reelection campaign.

meisystenar

Utahens wounder why we get such a bad rap about being a little dumber than the average american. Well peopel like Stenar, Meisy and lets not forget mr/ms anonymos don't help. What's sad is their not kidding.

BH

Yes, as a Utah native currently living in the mid-west, it never ceases to amaze me the stupidity of some of the comments. I used to believe that Utah folks were maybe a little more intelligent than those elsewhere. But some of you have helped me set that misconception aside.

So, just how much are you skeptics thinking that the mayor had to pay his neighbor to be willing to go to jail? Or are you suggesting that the officers and Ogden City DA are crooked too?

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