Crime at 900 BLOCK OF W 700 S on 10/10/2026 12:00 AM
Type: Other
Date: 10/10/2026 12:00 AM
Description: Psychiatric Problem Non Violent. Closed as: Pub Ord - Free Text. This is from the Salt Lake City police call log. Information is subject to change
Address: 900 BLOCK OF W 700 S, Salt Lake City, UT
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Area Missing Persons
Name
Jeffrey NicholsMissing Age
40Est. Current Age
62Last Seen
Salt Lake City, UT on 06/08/2004Physical Description
Race: White Ethnicity: Caucasian Gender: Male Hair: Brown Eyes: Blue Height: 6' 2" - 6' 3" Weight: 190 - 200 lbsCase Number
MP137Area Cold Cases
Name
Kwnimatsu InouyeAge
Cause of Death
HomicideInfo
11/21/1961 kwnimatsu kay inouye was fatally injured during a robbery of his store, kay’s market, 227 25th street, ogden, utah. The robbery was discovered that morning, and mr. Inouye died later that night. Money was stolen from the store register and mr. Inouye’s wallet was missing. Mr. Inouye was found by a customer at 08:58 hours, bleeding from wounds to his head but still on his feet. Mr. Inouye was transported to the hospital, where he later died. An autopsy revealed he had been struck multiple times on his head causing skull fractures. The only clue initially provided to police was of a man wearing a dark green overcoat walking into the store around the time of the robbery. Ogden police investigators developed a person of interest in the crime, but that person has not been charged with the homicide, and in 1972, this case was described as unsolved.Agency
Utah Department of Public Safety