Trouble at Sundance: A Party Interrupted

During the Sundance Film Festival, a private party hosted by CAA at the High West Saloon in Park City took an unexpected turn. An unidentified man, who was not on the guest list, managed to sneak into the event through a side entrance. This party was a big deal, celebrating independent films and CAA's talent, but things went wrong. Around midnight, the man went into the restroom and started causing trouble. He allegedly made racially charged comments, proudly declaring his pride in being "white. " The situation escalated when he reportedly punched a person of color in the face. Security quickly stepped in to detain him until the police arrived.The Park City Police confirmed the arrest but did not disclose the man's identity or the charges he is facing. The Summit County Sheriff’s Office also confirmed that the man was still in custody as of Saturday afternoon. The incident occurred in a busy area, but the party continued without major disruptions. CAA's events are known for their strict invite lists and tight security, so it's likely that many guests were unaware of the incident. High West Saloon, a popular spot in Park City, has multiple floors and private rooms, making it a prime location for such events. The establishment declined to comment on the incident, citing their policy not to discuss private events. The police presence in the area is strong, especially during the festival, but this incident was reportedly isolated and discreet.