Eagle Mtn: Fundraiser for Family Involved in Fatal Accident

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Eagle Mtn: Utah County Prosecutor Rules Death An Accident

The Utah County Attorney’s Office will not file charges against a man who ran over and killed another man in November.

Brett L. Ostler, 29, of Magna, fell out of the truck after striking the driver, said Guy Probert, deputy attorney for Utah County. Ostler rode with Eric W. Porter, then 26, to a store before returning to a party in Eagle Mountain. When Porter said he did not want to remain at the party, Ostler got out of the truck and slammed the door, Probert said.

Porter yelled not to slam the door and Ostler opened the door and started punching Porter, Probert said. Porter’s foot slipped off the brake and hit the accelerator, running over Ostler, Probert said.

Probert said the death was an accident.-SLTrib

Eagle Mtn: Crash Victims Improving

Elizabeth Parker, 29, and Braylon Parker, 4, are both "expected to make a full recovery after an extended period of time," their family wrote in an e-mail to the media Monday.

The Parkers were seriously injured in a crash during a rainstorm Aug. 19. A pickup truck pulling a flatbed trailer crossed into oncoming traffic on eastbound state Route 73 near Eagle Mountain and hit the Parkers' vehicle, according to the Utah Highway Patrol.

Kya Parker, 6, was strapped into her seat but was killed in the crash. -Deseret News

No Charges in Fatal Eagle Mtn. Accident

Driver involved in fatal Eagle Mountain accident won't be charged.-Des News

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Minor injuries for two boys hit in separate accidents

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" In Eagle Mountain, a 14-year-old boy was riding near the intersection of Ranch Parkway and Pony Express when he was bumped by a car.

He fell off the bike but is OK.

Police say the boy was checked then sent on his way to school." -ksl.com