An SLCPD officer who injured a suspect when he appeared to accidentally fire blindly through thick grass won't face criminal charges, the Salt Lake County District Attorney said Friday.

A Salt Lake City police officer who shot and injured a victim hiding in tall grass last year was deemed “not justified” in his use of force, but

In Salt Lake City, two men, Michael Manuelito and Nicholas Reddye, were arrested following an early morning carjacking. The police apprehended them without injuries, though they now face serious charges.

A Salt Lake police officer was not legally justified in shooting a wanted man's hand but he won't face any charges, the district attorney announced Friday. The shooting appeared to be accidental.

Two men were arrested early Wednesday morning after allegedly stealing a car at gunpoint in downtown Salt Lake City, authorities said.Salt Lake City police resp