Crime at 100 BLOCK OF S 300 W on 10/25/2026 12:00 AM
Type: Other
Date: 10/25/2026 12:00 AM
Description: Citizen/Motorist Assist. Closed as: Pub Ord - Free Text. This is from the Salt Lake City police call log. Information is subject to change
Address: 100 BLOCK OF S 300 W, Salt Lake City, UT
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Area Missing Persons
Name
Ayyub PughMissing Age
45Est. Current Age
61Last Seen
Layton, UT on 08/14/2010Physical Description
Race: Black Ethnicity: African American Gender: Male Hair: Black Eyes: Brown Height: 6' 0" Weight: 180 - 220 lbsCase Number
MP32364Area Cold Cases
Name
Phillip FrancisAge
Cause of Death
TraumaInfo
On february 24, 1978 tooele county deputies located the body of phillip lyndon francis, the body appeared to be fully clothed, the victim was wearing faded blue levis, brown belt, brown leather sandals, and a blue knit short sleeve shirt with white lettering, front letters usnh/88, back letters 88. The clothes were weathered to the point of falling off the body. The body was identified april 2, 1979 using dental records obtained from files of the united states navy. Phillip was assigned to the naval air station at lemoore, ca when he was given a special service assignment at the naval air station in fallon, nevada.Phillip was last seen on august 9, 1975, his green chevy nova was found abandoned at the greyhound bus depot in salt lake city, ut on august 12, 1975.Phillip died from a traumatic blow to the left side of his skull. Time of death was estimated as summer of 1975.Agency
Utah Department of Public Safety