At Rest

Deadly force
A Bonneville County deputy tried to initiate a traffic stop on the subject who was a felon with charges of Larsen was a convicted felon with drug, weapons, traffic, and hunting violations. The subject refused to stop and turned off his lights, leading the deputy on a high-speed chase in the dark. Eventually he pulled into a driveway and drove into a cement foundation. When the deputy got out to see if the subject was OK, he drew a .22 caliber rifle and refused to drop it. The deputy fired and killed the subject.
This record exists so that Tyrell Jon “TJ” Larsen, and all who are named in this archive, are never reduced to a number.
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