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Boy Scout leaders caught filming themselves destroying 20 million-year-old rock formation at Utah state park could face felony charges
Dave Hall, Glenn Taylor and Dylan Taylor posted video to Facebook showing them pushing the rock in Goblin Valley State Park
They claim they destroyed it because the rock was loose and they worried it could crush a child along the popular path
But state park officials have said that the men could now face felony charges: 'It is just not what you do at state parks'
Dave Hall, Glenn Taylor and Dylan Taylor posted video to Facebook showing them pushing the rock in Goblin Valley State Park
They claim they destroyed it because the rock was loose and they worried it could crush a child along the popular path
But state park officials have said that the men could now face felony charges: 'It is just not what you do at state parks'
The story, with video and pictures, at Mail link above.A group of Mormon Boy Scout leaders could face felony charges after they filmed themselves destroying a 20-million-year-old rock formation in a Utah state park.
On the video, Dave Hall is heard commenting on how unsafe the rock in Goblin Valley State Park looks as he films his friend Glenn Taylor forcing it from its perch while Dylan Taylor stands by.
The footage, which the men posted to their Facebook pages, shows them then high-fiving, laughing and whooping with joy. The elder Taylor jokingly flexes his muscles, proud of his achievement.
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