Man, two juveniles accused of plot to rob, shoot person at Bell Canyon Trailhead

SANDY, Utah (KUTV) — A man and two juveniles were arrested after police said they pre-planned and collaborated on social media to lure a person with the intention to rob and shoot him.

Officials said the incident took place at approximately 3:30 a.m. Saturday near the Bell Canyon Trailhead when Jordan Grundmann,18, and two other juveniles arranged to meet with the victim on Snapchat.

According to a probable cause statement, the three suspects began to hit the victim and told him to empty his pockets.

During the altercation, the victim was able to flee from the three suspects who were attacking him.

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While the victim attempted to run away from the scene, one of the juvenile suspects removed one of two guns he had in his possession, aimed and fired at the victim.

"That firearm misfired, so the same juvenile pulled out the second handgun and pointed it in the victim's direction," according to Sandy police.

The juvenile suspect fired another shot at the victim, however it appeared the shot misfired and the victim was able to escape unharmed.

Police said the three suspects located the victims vehicle parked in the parking lot and began vandalizing the car, creating over $5000 worth of damage.

After investigation, police located the buried firearm in the backyard of one of the suspects and all three were taken into custody.

They were booked into the Salt Lake County Jail and face one count of aggravated robbery, use or threaten use of a weapon and one count of criminal mischief.