Shots were fired after an altercation broke out while a funeral was taking place in an LDS Church building, according to KTVX.

Eight people were shot outside a memorial service at an LDS church meetinghouse in Salt Lake City on Wednesday night. Two are dead and at least three are in critical condition, officials said.

At least three of the injured are in a critical condition following the shooting, which occurred on Wednesday, Jan. 7, police have said

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

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Sione Vatuvei, 38, of Glendale, and Vaea Tulikihihifo, 46, were identified Thursday as the two men killed. Six other men were taken to local hospitals and one has since been released, Salt Lake police announced. The five others remain hospitalized with "what appear to be non-life-threatening injuries," Chief Brian Redd said.

A shooting at a Salt Lake City Mormon church came after a dispute between attendees of a funeral at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who knew each other, police said. The shooting left two people dead and injured six.

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