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Congratulations to the SL County Sheriff's Office for eradicating a drug distribution network out in Taylorsville City. It's a good thing that the residents of unincorporated SL County subsidize drug interdiction efforts in the municipalities. I assume they'll do the same thing when Cottonwood Heights tells them to get lost. With local control, the cops can spend more time on the politician's honey-do's (COP) than on drug interdiction which they'd lead you to believe is unnecessary.
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