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United States II: Utah Trial Begins for Man Accused of Falsifying Safety Reports A worker at the Deseret Chemical Depot in Utah has gone on trial for allegedly falsifying air-monitoring test results, the Associated Press reported today (see GSN, Nov. 1, 2002). David James Yarbrough has been charged with eight counts of making false statements to a U.S. agency, according to AP. Yarbrough has been accused of falsely claiming last year that air-monitoring units at the depot were performing at passable levels while knowing that the data showed otherwise, AP reported. Yarbrough’s attorney, Earl Xaiz, denied his client made any false statements. Yarbrough made his own data sheets to gather as much information as possible on the units and accurately recorded the information he was given, Xaiz said (Associated Press, July 29).
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