Press Coverage

Justin Boardman in the News

Star Tribune: “One state found a better way to investigate rape” By Brandon Stahl, Jennifer Bjorhus and MaryJo Webster, December 2018
I am Salt Lake: Justin Boardman
Capecod.com: “YPD hosts specialized training for over 170 officers and advocates” December 2018
Salt Lake Magazine: “An unwanted proposal” By Stephen Dark, October 2018
Law Enforcement Action Partnership: “Sexual assault & violence response training: what police can do better” By Mikayla Hellwich, May 2018
Herald Extra: “Strangulation awareness team helps educate domestic violence victims” By Laura Giles, March 2018
Nonprofit Quarterly: ” A nonprofit merger mountain too big to climb right now” By Ruth McCambridge, October 2018
Law Enforcement Action Partnership

New Mexico State University: “NMSU to host a southwest conference on campus sexual violence in November” By Tiffany Acosta, October 2017
Campus Safety Magazine: “How to More Effectively Interview Traumatized Sexual Violence Victims” By Justin Boardman, June 2017
Good4Utah: “Utahns Helping Sexual Assault Victims Nationwide” By Kim Fischer
The Daily Universe, BYU: “Wasatch Forensic Nurses comfort assault victims” By Camilla Stimpson, February 2017
KSL.com: “Justin Boardman, West Valley City” By Amanda Dickson, April 2017

Cambridge Wicked Local: “Cambridge Police introduces trauma training for officers” By Jeremy Warnick, October 2016
I Am Salt Lake: “Domestic Violence Uncensored LIVE” Christopher Holifield, October 2016
KUTV.com: “New way to prosecute rapes, interview victims proving successful for WVC police” By Larry D. Curtis and Rod Decker, April 2016
ABC4.com “Learn about the passion and compassion of a West Valley City detective“, By Don Hudson, May 2016
West Valley City Police, “Groundbreaking WVCPD sexual assault protocol drastically increases prosecution rates“, April 2016
KRCL.com, “Radioactive” March 2016
ABC4.com: “New sexual assault protocol leads to four times as many prosecutions” By Glen Beeby, April 2016
City of Cambridge: “Cambridge police introduce first-of-its-kind trauma training for officers” By Jeremy Warnick, September 2016
Domesticpreparedness.com: “Cambridge police introduce first-of-its-kind trauma training for officers” By Paul Ames, October 2016
Deseret News: “New focus talking to victims is changing the way West Valley police investigate sexual assault” By McKenzie Romero, 2016
The Salt Lake Tribune: “After overhauling sex-assault protocol, West Valley police point to rising in prosecutions” By Annie Knox, 2016

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ABC4.com: “Utahns helping sexual assault victims nationwide” By Kim Fischer, April 2015
National Sexual Violence Resource Center: “National Sexual Violence Resource Center recognizes leaders in sexual assault prevention” April 2015
Salt Lake City Weekly: “Powerless” By Stephen Dark, January 2015

The Salt Lake Tribune: “Rape trauma: Why cops may think victims are lying” By Christopher Smart, July 2014
KSL.com: “WVC police set new protocol for treating sexual assault victims” By Pat Reavy, June 2014
Twitter.com: October 2014
The Crime Report: “UT police agency uses trauma research to improve rape” July 2014
Utah Child Advocates: “Rape and sexual assault victim’s uphill battles” July 2014
ABC4.com” WVCPD is first to send in backlogged rape kits to state crime lab” By Jason Nguyen, October 2014