One person sustained critical injuries in a shooting during a protest march in Salt Lake City
The Salt Lake City Police Department said the victim was transported to the hospital with life-threatening injuries.
One man described as a person of interest was immediately taken into custody by police near 200 East 100 South, with two other people being apprehended later in the evening. All three were involved in the march in some way, but police said there is no motive as of Saturday night.
There is no longer a threat to the community, police said.
The incident occurred just after 8 p.m. as the march approached 200 South and State Street. At that point, people began running, and police were seen with their guns drawn as they approached the first man standing next to a building.
According to FOX 13 News crews on the scene, the first man who was taken into custody had blood on his hands. After being handcuffed, the unidentified man was put into an ambulance with unspecified injuries.





