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Local EMT who treated No Kings shooting victim asks Salt Lake City Council for help replacing confiscated medical equipment.
The Salt Lake City Council on Tuesday heard from a local EMT who provided off-duty aid to a shooting victim during the No Kings protest, and took comment from members of the public on a package of proposed reforms to mixed-use zoning.
The Salt Lake City Council on Tuesday heard from a local EMT who provided off-duty emergency aid to a shooting victim during the No Kings protest, and took comment from members of the public on a package of proposed reforms to mixed-use zoning. No Kings Shooting During the public comment portion of the meeting, the City Council heard from Jansen Reese, an EMT who was off duty while attending the No Kings rally in Salt Lake City on June 14.
While the event saw thousands of participants take to the streets in protest of President Donald Trump, the demonstration was overshadowed by the tragic…
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