Person of interest in custody after shooting at ‘No Kings’ demonstration in Utah

A person of interest was placed on Saturday evening during a “No Kings” demonstration Salt Lake City, UtahAccording to the police.

Salt Lake City police said that a person had been injured at the shooting, which occurred near 200 South State Street. The victim was transported to hospital with potentially fatal injuries.

Police urged the demonstrators to leave the area in order. Police said the shooting was “perhaps associated” with the demonstration.

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The demonstrators wear panels and songs while walking during a “No Kings” demonstration on Saturday June 14, 2025, in Salt Lake City. (AP)

The situation remains “fluid”, the police said.

Utah Spencer Cox governor, a republican, said that filming was “deeply disturbing”.

“The shooting of this evening demonstration in Salt Lake City is an act of deeply disturbing violence and has no place in our public place,” wrote Cox on X. “It is an active situation, and we work in close collaboration with the police to ensure responsibility.”

A group of around 10,000 people walked between Pioneer Park and the federal building before the South State Street shooting.

That knowing today’s “No Kings” anti-Trump rallumps through the United States

Salt Lake City police said that a person was seriously injured in the shooting. (Police in the city of Salt Lake)

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The police were at the scene monitor And provide an escort to the march “to support public security and the legal expression of the rights of the first amendment”.

Fox News Digital contacted the police for more information on the shooting.

“No Kings” demonstrations were deployed in cities across the country on Saturday to protest the president Donald Trump. The participants shouted anti-authoritarian songs and expressed their support for the protection of the rights of democracy and immigrants. The demonstrations occurred on the same day as the military parade of around $ 45 million in Washington, DC, to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the army and the 79th anniversary of Trump.