(Salt Lake City, UT) — Utah’s governor has ordered a review of security plans at all state agencies following a break-in at a state office building. The suspect entered a building in downtown Salt Lake City through an unlocked security door. That led to security badges being stolen and allowed the suspect to access areas supervised by the Attorney General’s Office. The governor said in a statement that the impact of the break-in is still being assessed. He’s directing all state agencies to review their security procedures to try to prevent future problems.