Man receives several unwanted high-speed jacketed projectiles from Salt Lake City Police - Bodycam

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Salt Lake City, Utah – On November 8, 2022, a 37-year-old man received several unwanted high-speed projectiles from two Salt Lake City Police Department officers. The incident occurred in a detached garage of a Sugar House home near 1700 South and 900 East after a mental health outreach team called police for backup. Before officers arrived to the garage, a mobile crisis outreach team with Huntsman Mental Health Institute responded to the home. Shortly after, the crisis team requested officer assistance. Two officers responded. Once they arrived at the garage at about 11:40 a.m., a member of the crisis outreach team spoke with one of them about the man’s recent drug use, prior police interactions and the team’s safety concerns. Inside the garage were two Salt Lake officers, two members of the crisis team, and a family member. For almost eight minutes, the man talked with the mental health professionals as he sat on a bed. Bodycam video shows two individuals that can be heard telling the man how he can vote and that his family loves him. But the man makes a sudden movement toward the end of the bed. That is when the two officers suddenly open fire and the man receives several unwanted high-speed projectiles, also known as jacketed hollow points - commonly known as JHP. Body cam video shows what appears to be a firearm under the man’s bed. It’s unclear if the apparent weapon was ever fired. The man remains at a local hospital and is expected to survive.