A tear streams down Christina Miller’s cheek as Miller and Julia Sasine relaxation their heads in opposition to one another throughout a vigil to honor the victims of the Membership Q taking pictures on the Utah Pleasure Heart in Salt Lake Metropolis on Monday, Nov. 21, 2022. Kristin Murphy, Deseret Information
Members of the LGBTQ group in Utah gathered Monday to share ideas and stand collectively as they honored 5 individuals who died in a mass taking pictures in Colorado Springs, Colorado, final weekend.
The night vigil was additionally an opportunity for these in the neighborhood and allies to share their ideas within the wake of the assault. Dozens of individuals stood outdoors of the Utah Pleasure Heart Monday night time, holding candles and sharing in a second of silence. Later the names of the victims had been learn aloud, and contributors had been invited to share their feelings, together with anger and concern, but additionally love.
A gunman opened fireplace in Membership Q, an LGBTQ nightclub in Colorado Springs on Saturday, killing 5 and injuring at the very least 20 others. The alleged gunman has been arrested and faces doable homicide and hate crime fees, in keeping with authorities.