A man killed in an officer-involved shooting incident in Wasatch County on Thursday has been identified as a military veteran previously convicted of damaging infrastructure in Summit County.
<p>KAMAS — A man shot and killed by police near Kamas on Thursday has been identified as a military veteran who previously made headlines in connection with a deadly incident involving unarmed&
&quot;</p><p>The incident began about 12:30 a.m.
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