Owners of a Subway shop in Utah sue for defamation in what police once said was a soda drugging case

Layton police said the employee planted drugs in an officer’s drink, but no evidence was found.

Courtesy | Layton Police Department Layton police designated a space outside its police station for people to safely conduct business or exchange custody.

Owners of a Subway shop in Utah sue for defamation in what police once said was a soda drugging case

Layton police said the employee planted drugs in an officer’s drink, but no evidence was found.

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