UPDATE: Suspect Buk M. Buk Arrested In Fatal Shooting of Utah Utes' Aaron Lowe

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UPDATE: Suspect Buk M. Buk Arrested In Fatal Shooting of Utah Utes' Aaron Lowe

Buk M. Buk, 22, has been arrested for fatally shooting University of Utah football player Aaron Lowe. Salt Lake City Police Department announced the arrest.

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