FIGHTING DOMESTIC ABUSE 'It needs to stop' March 12, 2012 NICK SHORT/Standard-Examiner Ashlee Bambrough has been speaking out about domestic violence since being allegedly abused by a former boyfriend. South Ogden woman now an advocate against abuse; ex-boyfriend faces charges in alleged assault against her By LORETTA PARK Standard-Examiner Davis Bureau lpark@standard.net SOUTH OGDEN — Ashlee Bambrough is grateful she is not listed among the 2011 homicide domestic violence statistics. In 2011, 24 deaths in Utah were classified as homicides related to domestic violence, said Ned Searle, director of the Office on Domestic and Sexual Violence. Instead, Bambrough is a 23-year-old woman who is looking forward to helping others learn what domestic violence is and how to get out of bad relationships. "I want girls to know what the warning signs are and how to get help," Bambrough said. "You don't need to be scared. You can tell someone, and you can get help." The South Ogden woman was in 2nd District Court in Farmington on Wednesday. The man accused of beating her and throwing her out of a moving truck pleaded not guilty to two second- degree felonies. Brandon Sloper, 25, of Slaterville, entered the pleas to one count of kidnapping and one count of aggravated assault. Another court hearing has been set for March 28. According to the probable cause affidavit filed in 2nd District Court by Layton police, the two had been a couple for three years and lived together from March 2010 to December 2010. Sloper had picked up Bambrough on July 2, 2011, at her home in South 191