Ryan Daniel Toutai, 32, the man arrested in connection with the deadly shooting outside a Salt Lake City church where two people were killed, is scheduled to appear in court on Friday.

A man charged with obstructing the investigation into a shooting outside a Salt Lake City Latter-day Saint meetinghouse made his first appearance in court Friday.

Utah activists gathered at the Capitol Building in Salt Lake City to show solidarity after a man was shot and killed by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent in Minneapolis on Saturday.

A second arrest has been made following a shooting outside a Salt Lake City church earlier this month that left two people dead and six injured.

Authorities said the man they arrested Wednesday closely matched witness descriptions of a driver who fled the church shortly after the shooting.

The church released a statement Wednesday evening. Police say they do not believe the shooting was "a targeted attack against a religion."

Ryan Toutai was arrested on obstruction charges following a shooting at a Salt Lake City church parking lot, which resulted in two deaths and six injuries.

In the wake of the tragic shooting outside of an LDS church on Wednesday evening, Salt Lake City School District is reminding parents of the resources they have available to help children who may be struggling.

A shooting has taken place outside a church in Salt Lake City with heavy police presence reported - a manhunt is now underway after the incident with the suspect still at large