Particular person of curiosity in custody after taking pictures at 'No Kings' demonstration in Utah

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An individual of curiosity was taken into custody Saturday evening throughout a "No Kings" protest in Salt Lake City, Utah , in keeping with police.

Salt Lake Metropolis Police stated one particular person was injured within the taking pictures, which occurred close to 200 South State Avenue. The sufferer was transported to a hospital with life-threatening accidents.

Police urged demonstrators to go away the world in an orderly vogue. Police stated the taking pictures was "probably related" with the protest.

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Demonstrators carry indicators and chant whereas marching throughout a "No Kings" protest, Saturday, June 14, 2025, in Salt Lake Metropolis. (AP)

The scenario stays "fluid," police stated.

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox, a Republican, stated the taking pictures is "deeply troubling."

"The taking pictures at tonight’s protest in Salt Lake Metropolis is a deeply troubling act of violence and has no place in our public sq.," Cox wrote on X. "That is an energetic scenario, and we’re working carefully with regulation enforcement to make sure accountability."

A bunch of about 10,000 folks marched between Pioneer Park and the Federal Constructing earlier than the taking pictures on South State Avenue.

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Salt Lake Metropolis Police stated one particular person was critically injured within the taking pictures. (Salt Lake Metropolis Police)

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Police have been on the scene monitoring the demonstration and offering an escort for the march "to help public security and the lawful expression of First Modification rights."

Fox Information Digital has reached out to police for added details about the taking pictures.

"No Kings" demonstrations rolled out in cities throughout the nation on Saturday to protest President Donald Trump . Members shouted anti-authoritarian chants and voiced help for safeguarding democracy and immigrants rights. The demonstrations got here on the identical day because the roughly $45 million navy parade in Washington, D.C., to have fun the Military's 250th birthday and Trump's 79th birthday.