A man was hospitalized Tuesday night after being stabbed in downtown Salt Lake City, and law enforcement officials have confirmed the suspect remains at large. The victim, whose age has not been publicly released, was found by a bystander near the Salt Lake City Justice Courts building and transported to a local medical facility. According to police, the man sustained injuries that are not considered life-threatening. The suspect is described as a white adult male, likely in his late 40s, with short dark hair and wearing a flannel shirt at the time of the attack. The stabbing occurred around 11:16 p.m. on Tuesday, June 9, at 333 S. 200 East. The victim was unable to call for assistance because he did not have a mobile phone on his person, prompting the bystander to provide immediate aid and contact emergency services. Following the incident, the Salt Lake City Police Department deployed canine units and aerial drone technology to track the individual, though investigators have not yet made an arrest. Sgt. Kevin Blue of the Salt Lake City Police Department is overseeing the case and has requested public assistance in locating the suspect. Anyone with information regarding the suspect’s whereabouts or details about the incident is urged to contact the Salt Lake City Police Department tip line. Authorities continue to canvass the area, review surveillance footage, and coordinate with regional agencies as the investigation remains active. The public is advised to exercise caution and report any suspicious activity immediately.