Domestic violence call in Murray leads to evacuation, suspects at large

MURRAY, Utah (ABC4) — Murray Police responded to a domestic violence call at a local apartment complex early Saturday morning. Those involved have not been found and an investigation is underway.

At around 5:20 a.m. on Sept. 20, police responded to a report of possible armed individuals involved in domestic violence at Miller Estates, in the area of 4905 Eastlake Drive, Murray. Upon arrival, officers “had reason to believe that the individuals involved in the domestic had retreated into their apartment,” a press release from Murray Police states.

Officers attempted to make contact with the individuals but were unsuccessful. Nearby apartments were evacuated as a safety precaution and the Murray Police Crisis Response Unit (CRU) was called in, police said.

Miller Estates in Murray, Utah. (Courtesy of Brandon Gilbert/KTVX)

The crisis response unit entered the apartment and found no one inside, according to police.

“This is still an active investigation, and detectives are attempting to identify and check the welfare of the individuals involved,” the release states.