
Gunfire at Peaceful March: Salt Lake City's Newest Tourist Attraction

Oh, Salt Lake City, you've done it again! Instead of just offering scenic views and questionable gelatin salads, you've spiced things up with a shooting spree during what was supposed to be a peaceful march. The marchers, expecting to voice their opinions, got more than they bargained for - a real-life reenactment of the Wild West, complete with a live arrest and someone being whisked away in an ambulance.
The police, in their infinite wisdom, managed to arrest one individual - likely the least guilty, given our track record with these things. It's almost like they followed the script: "See someone running? Cuff 'em!" Meanwhile, the other participant in this impromptu shoot-out was critically injured. You'd think in a city named after salt, they'd have the common decency to serve you injuries on a silver platter, not lead.
Imagine, you travel to Salt Lake City for a serene getaway, only to find yourself ducking behind a statue of Brigham Young, wondering if you've stumbled into a gang initiation instead of a protest. Truly, the city has embraced its new role as the "Shoot 'Em Up" capital of Utah, where the only thing you're guaranteed to march to is the beat of gunfire.