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Salt Lake City moving forward with Fleet Block installation to replace murals of police violence victims.
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A collage of murals depicting the victims of police violence, formerly located at the Fleet Block. Bryant Heath In February of 2025, Black Lives Matter Utah hosted a “Goodbye For Now” vigil at the now-demolished Fleet Block murals (roughly 350 W. 900 South). The vigil honored the victims of police violence who were depicted there—national figures like George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, as well as local victims such as Bernardo Palacios-Carbajal, Cody Belgard and Bryan Valencia.
The event marked the demolition of these murals; however, promises were made by city leaders to create a permanent…
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