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'Blocked by police cars': Residents await updates as shelter-in-place keeps them from homes

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SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — A shelter-in-place is currently active in Salt Lake City near 900 S and 1900 E. Several residents say they are locked out of their home and are waiting in the cold for information.

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