Utah ‘No Kings’ Protest: What We Know About The Fatal Shooting
Newly surfaced video is complicating the investigation into a deadly shooting at a “No Kings” protest in Salt Lake City, raising questions about the actions of both the armed suspect and the armed volunteer who fired the fatal shots. The Incident Arturo Gamboa was arrested on suspicion of murder after police said he pulled an AR-15-style rifle from his backpack at a protest and was subsequently shot at by a volunteer “peacekeeper.” One of the bullets struck and killed Arthur Folasa Ah Loo, a 39-year-old fashion designer and father of two who was attending the protest. The protest, which drew about 18,000 participants, was one of many nationwide opposing the Trump administration. It was organized by Utah 50501, a local chapter of a larger anti-authoritarian movement. What the New Video Shows Initial accounts from police and witnesses claimed Gamboa brandished his weapon and ran toward the crowd, prompting the peacekeeper to open fire. But new video footage reported by KSTU ap...


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