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Machete attack on Salt Lake City group leads to suspect's arrest

By Fox 13 · October 19, 2026 · 1 min read
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A Salt Lake City man was arrested after he allegedly chased after 7 victims and threatened them with a machete, forcing two to their knees and stealing their wallets. According to the arrest report, on Saturday night, Anthony Ray Turnbow approached a group that had just finished playing basketball and were headed to a friend's house.

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