Alleged Shooter in Salt Lake City ‘No Kings’ Case Pleads Not Guilty to Manslaughter

Salt Lake City, UT, October 13, 2026 —

An alleged shooter in the “No Kings” case in Salt Lake City has pleaded not guilty to a manslaughter charge, according to the information provided about the case.

The plea records the accused person’s response to the charge; it does not establish guilt. The available information does not identify the person, state when the plea was entered, or describe the circumstances behind the case. It also does not provide details about the alleged shooting or identify anyone who may have been injured or killed.

The case is described as the “No Kings” case, but no further explanation of that label was provided. The information does not specify the court, the prosecutor, the defense attorney, or whether any other charges have been filed. It also does not state whether a trial date or another court proceeding has been scheduled.

Because those details were not provided, the status and next steps in the case cannot be established from the available information. No statements from the accused person, attorneys, law enforcement or other officials were included. The account likewise offers no information about evidence, the legal basis for the manslaughter charge, or the circumstances that led to it.

The only reported development is the not-guilty plea to manslaughter by an alleged shooter connected to the Salt Lake City case. Further details about the allegations, the proceedings and any subsequent developments were not provided.

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