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District attorney Sim Gill stated the third shot a man fired during a June protest was reckless.

Matthew Alder now faces manslaughter charges for allegedly killing bystander Arthur Ah Loo.

An attorney for Ah Loo's widow hopes the incident prompts policy changes on guns at public gatherings.

SALT LAKE CITY — While the first two shots fired by a so-called "peacekeeper" during the No Kings protest in Salt Lake City in June may have fallen under Utah's self-defense justification statute, the third shot — the one that killed an innocent bystander — did not, according to Sim Gill.

"We believe the third shot was the reckless shot. And while you may have a right to use lethal force, that doesn't mean that lethal force can be used in a reckless m

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