Richfield Mayor pleads no contest to property, hunting crimes

Richfield police took one person into custody on Wednesday, July 3, 2024, following a pursuit. (Richfield Police Facebook page)

Richfield police took one person into custody on Wednesday, July 3, 2024, following a pursuit. (Richfield Police Facebook page)


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SALT LAKE CITY — The Mayor of Richfield submitted a plea in abeyance on Thursday, pleading no contest to two charges related to trespassing and firing a gun near a building. Bryan Burrows, who is listed on the Richfield city website as the Mayor and a City Council member, was ordered by Judge Mark Mciff to pay $690 and promise not to commit any further crimes for a year, according to a plea in abeyance agreement. The agreement also outlines the circumstances surrounding Burrows' charges, stating that Burrows shot a deer within 600 feet of a building and broke into a "locked, cultivated field" to retrieve the deer he shot without the permission of the property owner. Both of those charges are a Class B misdemeanor.


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