- A Logan man was sentenced to jail for a domestic violence-related incident.
- Antonio Zarco-Orozco pleaded guilty in September to reduced charges.
- Zarco-Orozco was accused of assaulting his girlfriend before fleeing from police in July.
LOGAN — A Logan man who was accused of assaulting his girlfriend before fleeing from police was sentenced to zero to five years in prison on Monday.
On July 13, Logan police and the Cache County sheriff’s office asked for help in locating Benigno Queredo-Centreros, who was wanted in a domestic violence investigation. Queredo-Centreros was allegedly armed when he fled from police, crashed into a car and swam through a marina to escape.
A week later, he was apprehended and arrested after police received a tip on his location. Police said it was also discovered that his real name is Antonio Zarco-Orozco, under which his criminal charges are filed. According to court records, he has previously been convicted of assault and domestic violence in 2005 and 2009…