(Christine Passey-Spencer via AP) This undated photo provided by Christine Passey-Spencer shows a mask she received, showing a gun, the American flag and the phrase "don't tread on me," as part of a Utah program offering free face coverings during the coronavirus pandemic. Ben Hart, the deputy director of the governor's office of economic development, has apologized and said it was a mistake and that the design was one of about 150 that were identified as potentially controversial. Passey-Spencer of Salt Lake City received the masks this week after ordering them from a state website two months ago, she said.