Leaders of armed groups advocate for Utah bill increasing punishment for rioters

The original proposal would’ve cut rioters off from government jobs, assistance for five years after conviction,

(Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) Landon Buttars, right, is seen at the Cottonwood Heights Police Department on August 2, 2020. He has been charged with assault for allegedly pepper-spraying a citizen reporter in the face at a Black Lives Matter protest.

Leaders of armed groups advocate for Utah bill increasing punishment for rioters

The original proposal would’ve cut rioters off from government jobs, assistance for five years after conviction,

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