SANDY, Utah – A man who was already listed on the state sex offender registry for assaulting a woman more than ten years ago was arrested this week after he allegedly raped a woman so severely the victim’s nurse called her injuries the worst she’s ever seen.

Sandy police said Michael Kooyman allegedly raped a woman Sunday night and into Monday morning, and they said they are investigating the possibility that Kooyman may have drugged the victim before sexually assaulting her at gunpoint. Police said they are also working to determine if there are other victims out there.

Sgt. Jon Arnold, Sandy Police Department, said they arrested Kooyman after serving a search warrant on his home in Sandy.

“When you have predators out there, it’s always good to have them off the street,” he said.

SANDY, Utah – It’s a big night for international soccer at Rio Tinto Stadium as the U.S. Men’s National Team is set to play a World Cup qualifying match against Honduras Tuesday.

The U.S. National team has been performing well lately, but they are seeking vengeance after losing to Honduras in Honduras in February.

A win against Honduras on Monday night virtually guarantees the U.S. National Team a spot in next year’s World Cup.

FOX 13 News’ Jer Bates was at Rio Tinto Stadium to talk with fans, players and coaches. Check out the video above for more.

SALT LAKE CITY – Warmer weather can bring unwanted guests into backyards, and rattlesnakes are among the animals looking for shelter and shade.

The season is still early, but there have already been several reports of rattlesnake bites. Reptile Rescue is a non-profit organization that removes snakes free of charge, and they said they receive about a dozen calls each week.

“When food is more abundant you usually have more snakes, and we had a lot last year,” Jim Dix of Reptile Rescue said. “This year it is just starting to warm up, and we will start seeing an increase in snakes.”

Dix said a rattlesnake bite can be a very costly experience.

“The anti-venom is about $8,000 a vial, and they start you off with six vials,” he said. “$48,000 right off the bat with no hospital bill, so it’s an expensive lesson to learn. And even after you’ve been bit you can still have side effects.”