Utah-Arizona border towns pay to settle more lawsuits as effort to boot cops from polygamous community stalls

Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune Colorado City Town Marshal Sam Johnson tells an FLDS woman who had been evicted from her Colorado City, AZ, home, that she will be allowed to retrieve her belongings from the yard, Wednesday May 10, 2017.

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Utah-Arizona border towns pay to settle more lawsuits as effort to boot cops from polygamous community stalls

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