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Rep. Burgess Owens

@RepBurgessOwens

The PATROL Act, developed hand-in-hand with Utah’s law enforcement community, extends PSOB disability benefits to officers who developed cancer or lost their lives to chemical exposure while dismantling clandestine labs. Read more about my new bill here:

Owens leads the Police Radiation Exposure Benefits Act - Utah Policy

Today, Rep. Burgess Owens (UT-04) introduced H.R. 8458, the Police Radiation Exposure Benefits (PATROL) Act, to extend disability benefits to law enforcement officers who lost their lives or were...

6:00 PM · Jul 28, 2022

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What is in clandestine labs that is radioactive? Cc

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David Mendenhall

@DavidMendenhall

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@RepBurgessOwens

How many of those Utah law enforcement officers are all so far the military? That you just voted against?

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