Chief Warren praises collaboration with Weber County Attorney's Office after Riverdale homicide

In a recent Weber County Commission meeting, Commissioner Sharon Bolos welcomed Riverdale Police Chief Casey Warren to highlight the collaborative efforts of local law enforcement and county employees in addressing a serious incident. The meeting, held on April 15, 2025, focused on the commendable response to a domestic violence-related homicide that shook the Riverdale community.

Chief Warren recounted the harrowing details of the case, where a suspect murdered his wife and fled the scene, leaving children in a chaotic situation. The swift actions of the Weber County Attorney's Office were crucial in ensuring a thorough investigation. Warren praised the dedication of investigators Steve Haney, Steve Sicardi, and Cameron Hartman, as well as attorneys Nick Kane and Derek Malan, who played vital roles in building a solid case for prosecution.

Warren also acknowledged the support of victim advocate Jamie Pitt, who provided essential assistance to the affected family during a traumatic time. "I just can't express our gratitude enough," he stated, emphasizing the importance of the partnership between the Riverdale Police Department and the Weber County Attorney's Office.

Commissioner Bolos echoed these sentiments, expressing appreciation for the county employees who work diligently alongside law enforcement. The meeting underscored the significance of collaboration in ensuring justice and support for victims, highlighting the ongoing commitment of Weber County to uphold safety and community well-being. As the case progresses toward court, the partnership between local agencies remains a beacon of hope for those affected by violence.