A bill to criminalize the ‘willful’ failure to call 911 is not having much success at the Capitol. The bill would have allowed a misdemeanor charge against an individual who “willfully” fails to call 911 if they see a person suffering serious bodily injury. Lee breaks down the floor debate and reacts to the need for the bill. 

A bill to criminalize the &lsquo;willful&rsquo; failure to call 911 is not having much success at the Capitol. The bill would have allowed a misdemeanor charge against an individual who &ldquo;willfully&rdquo; fails to call 911 if they see a person suffering serious bodily injury.&nbsp;Lee breaks down the floor debate and reacts to the need for the bill.&nbsp;

Lee Lonsberry spent 4 years working side by side with KSL’s Doug Wright. Now, after stint working for Rob Bishop Washington D.C.,  he’s back at KSL, and has a lot to talk about! “KSL’s Live Mic” is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.

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Lee Lonsberry spent 4 years working side by side with KSL&rsquo;s Doug Wright. Now, after stint working for Rob Bishop Washington D.C., &nbsp;he&rsquo;s back at KSL, and has a lot to talk about! &ldquo;KSL&rsquo;s Live Mic&rdquo; is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.
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Lee Lonsberry spent 4 years working side by side with KSL's Doug Wright. Now, after a stint working for Congressman Rep. Rob Bishop in Washington D.C., he is back at KSL and has a lot to talk about! Live Mic is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.

Lee Lonsberry spent 4 years working side by side with KSL's Doug Wright. Now, after a stint working for Congressman Rep. Rob Bishop in Washington D.C., he is back at KSL and has a lot to talk about! Live Mic is driven by current events with an eye on politics, business, education and more.

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