Idaho man charged with 2020 shooting at Provo Missionary Training Center
A Boise man was charged Wednesday for a shooting that occurred more than four years ago at the Missionary Training Center in Provo.
Idaho man identifed as suspected gunman in 2020 shooting at Missionary Training Center
The suspected gunman in a 2020 shooting at the Missionary Training Center (MTC) in Provo, Utah, has been identified and is facing charges after more than four years, according to court documents. Dallin William Litster,
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Boise man charged with 2020 shooting at Missionary Training Center
An Idaho man has now been charged with firing multiple rounds at the security booth of the Missionary Training Center in 2020, which was occupied by a guard at the time.
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