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34-year-old man shot and killed in Salt Lake City's Granary District

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A man was fatally shot in Salt Lake City's Granary District neighborhood Saturday morning, Salt Lake City police said. The 34-year-old man was involved in a confrontation with another person when he was shot at about 10 a.m. near an industrial area around 475 W. 600 South, along the Interstate 15 off-ramp, according to police Lt. Kevin Blue.

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