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Utah judge advances manslaughter case against No Kings volunteer who fired at suspected mass shooter
A Utah judge found probable cause to proceed with manslaughter charges against a volunteer safety team member who fatally shot a protester while firing at a black-clad man who had a rifle.
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A Utah judge found probable cause to move forward with manslaughter charges against a volunteer safety team member who shot a protester. The volunteer had been firing at a black‑clad man carrying a rifle when the protester was killed.
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