Judge sentences Lyman to 10 days in jail, calls ATV protest and fallout ‘a tragedy’

Lyman and Wells express contrition for breaking the law; judge decries collapse of civil dialogue.

Al Hartmann | The Salt Lake Tribune San Juan County Commissioner Phil Lyman, middle, walks to sentencing hearing in Federal Court in Salt Lake City Friday Dec. 18. He faces up to one year in jail for his role in organizing, promoting and leading the 2014 ATV protest in Recapture Canyon.

Judge sentences Lyman to 10 days in jail, calls ATV protest and fallout ‘a tragedy’

Lyman and Wells express contrition for breaking the law; judge decries collapse of civil dialogue.

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