GRAND COUNTY, Utah – A Grand County deputy who was booked into jail on suspicion of attempted murder and domestic violence is out of jail. Timothy John "T.J." Brewer was arrested early Friday morning after an alleged domestic violence incident in Moab.

Moab Police would not disclose where the crime took place or who the victim is, but several news sources are reporting that Brewer’s father—Moab Fire Chief "Corky" Brewer—was hospitalized with stab wounds. He has since been released. T.J. Brewer is out of the San Juan County Jail, but he may be charged with attempted murder, assaulting a police officer and domestic violence in front of two children. He was released from the San Juan County Jail after a judge signed an order saying could have no contact with his wife. The investigation has been handed over to an outside agency, the Utah County Sheriff's Office..and they had investigators in Moab, MOnticello and Grand Junction yessterday. Their investigation findings will be given to the Utah Attorney General's Office next week for determination of what charges will be filed. As one local investigator said...all details of the case will be in the charging documents to filed with the court.

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