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Man charged in Salt Lake shooting that allegedly began over loud music dispute | KSL.com

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MARKETPLACE Classifieds Cars Log in MARKETPLACE Classifieds Cars Log in Man charged in Salt Lake shooting that allegedly began over loud music dispute Posted - Oct. Pat Reavy KSL File photo shows crime scene tape. An 18-year-old man is accused of firing multiple rounds at a group of people in Salt Lake City, injuring one, during an argument that allegedly began over loud music.

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