West Valley City officials are searching for a suspect or suspects after a man was shot and killed Wednesday night.
Police arrived to find an adult man had died due to a gunshot wound. Further details about the identity of the man were not made immediately available by officials.
During a preliminary investigation, police discovered that a suspect or suspects arrived in a car and got in some kind of fight with the victim before a shot was fired from the vehicle.Police told FOX 13 News there is no active threat to the community in relation to the incident as they believe there was a connection between the victim and suspect or suspects.Stay with FOX 13 News and fox13now.com for the latest updates.
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