Congressional candidate Chris Herrod apologizes for behavior over ticket

SALT LAKE CITY — A former state lawmaker who is running for a congressional seat has apologized for his behavior after he received a speeding ticket earlier this year.Chris Herrod, who is running to represent Utah's 3rd Congressional District, was stopped on Feb. 9 for driving 79 in a 70 mph zone on I-15, KSTU-TV reported in a story published Saturday.In a recording of the traffic stop, Herrod tells the trooper: "I'm a former legislator that was honored. I'm happy to go on my credibility,"