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UTA didn’t respond to ‘panic button,’ says lawsuit filed by wife of worker who was kidnapped and killed in 2016

Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune Oakley Ricks looks at her grandmother Lorie Ricks, who sits at the gravesite of her husband, Utah Transit Authority electrician Kay Ricks, 63, Saturday, May 28, 2016, at Lehi City Cemetery. Kay Ricks served in the Navy and was a veteran of the Vietnam War, four years active duty and two years in the Naval Reserve, and eight years in the Utah National Guard. Two men kidnapped him from the UTA's Ballpark station in Salt Lake City, then killed him and left his body in rural Wyoming.