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He Says He Was Wrongly Charged and Now Sues Enoch's Officers.

Summary by Telemundo Utah
UTAH – A resident of southern Utah filed a civil rights suit at the Utah District Federal Court, alleging that he was wrongly charged with a crime involving the attraction of minors following a flawed police investigation that, according to the complaint, did not adequately confirm the identity of the real suspect. The lawsuit was filed on August 10, 2026 by Joshua Sam against Officer Anderson Humphreys, Sergeant Dustin Roy and the city of Enoch
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UTAH – A resident of southern Utah filed a civil rights suit at the Utah District Federal Court, alleging that he was wrongly charged with a crime involving the attraction of minors following a flawed police investigation that, according to the complaint, did not adequately confirm the identity of the real suspect. The lawsuit was filed on August 10, 2026 by Joshua Sam against Officer Anderson Humphreys, Sergeant Dustin Roy and the city of Enoch…

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Telemundo Utah broke the news on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
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