A Utah man who was hit nearly head-on by a trooper in April to prevent him from going the wrong way was arrested Thursday for going the wrong way on a freeway again, UHP says.
MOAB — A Utah man who was stopped from driving the wrong way in April by a Utah Highway Patrol trooper who put his life on the line has now been arrested for again driving the wrong way on the freeway, according to troopers.
On Wednesday, the Utah Highway Patrol received "multiple reports of a wrong-way driver on I-70." When a trooper spotted Sisneros' pickup truck, he was driving west in the westbound lanes. But when the trooper pulled up behind Sisneros, he "attempted to make a U-turn and go wrong way. I placed my patrol car in his path, stopping him," a police booking affidavit states.
McCoy suffered minor injuries and received praise from his administrators and Gov. Spencer Cox for his actions.
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