Bountiful police report two men wounded in early-morning drive-by

Jul 25, 2021, 2:09 PM | Updated: Dec 29, 2022, 12:10 pm

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July 25, 2021: Police tape seen in the area of drive by shooting in Bountiful, Utah (1300 E. 400 North) Photo credit: Ryan Rasmussen

(1300 E. 400 North)

BOUNTIFUL, Utah — Two men were shot as they stood near the intersection of 1300 East and 400 North in Bountiful on Sunday morning according to Bountiful police.


 

Bountiful dispatch reported they received a 911 call from someone claiming that two male gunshot victims had come to his residence looking for help.

Officers responded and found two men in their 20s with non-life-threatening gunshot wounds. They are being treated at local hospitals.

Visitors to a Bountiful-specific Facebook page commented that they heard multiple gunshots. Some wondered if they were hearing fireworks, instead.

The men reported that the shooting suspects fled the area in a vehicle. Police said they believe the suspects and victims are all residents of Salt Lake City, and that they knew each other.

Of interest to Bountiful police, in this case, is a silver Hyundai Sonata reportedly driven by a Black female who had a Black male passenger.

An investigation continues, and anybody with information is asked to contact Bountiful Police at 801-298-6000.

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Bountiful police report two men wounded in early-morning drive-by