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Infant 2 Others Killed in Utah Carnival Shooting

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A tragic scene unfolded at a community carnival in Utah over the weekend when gunfire erupted following a heated argument, leaving three people dead — including an infant. The shooting shocked the tight-knit community and raised urgent concerns about safety at public events.

According to local authorities, the incident occurred late Saturday evening at a carnival held in Spanish Fork, a city just south of Salt Lake City. Witnesses reported a confrontation between two groups of individuals that escalated into violence. Moments later, shots rang out, sending carnival-goers fleeing in panic.

Police confirmed that three individuals were fatally wounded in the shooting: a man, a woman, and an infant who was caught in the crossfire. Their names have not yet been released pending notification of next of kin. A fourth person was also injured and remains hospitalized in serious condition.

“It’s an unimaginable tragedy,” said Police Chief Travis Jensen during a press briefing Sunday morning. “We had families out enjoying the night, and in an instant, it turned into a nightmare. Our hearts go out to the victims and everyone impacted.”

Law enforcement officers quickly secured the area and detained one suspect at the scene. Another possible suspect fled and is currently being sought. Investigators believe the violence stemmed from a personal dispute between members of two different families, though they stress the infant and one of the adults killed were likely innocent bystanders.

Eyewitnesses described the chaos following the shooting. “People were running, screaming. I saw parents grabbing their kids and hiding behind booths,” said Megan Thompson, who was attending the carnival with her two children. “It was terrifying. I’ll never forget it.”

Officials say the carnival was a permitted event with security present, but the suspect managed to bring a firearm onto the grounds. The city has since canceled all remaining carnival activities out of respect for the victims and to reevaluate public safety protocols.

Local leaders and community members have expressed sorrow and frustration, calling for stricter safety measures at public gatherings. A candlelight vigil is planned for Monday evening to honor the victims.

The shooting remains under investigation by local and state authorities. Police are asking anyone with video footage or information related to the incident to come forward.

As the community mourns, the devastating loss — especially that of a young child — serves as a grim reminder of how quickly violence can shatter moments meant for joy.

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