US EditionMinneapolis police arrest a man they believe shot and killed 3 people
- Minneapolis police responded Tuesday night to multiple shootings in a south Minneapolis neighborhood, resulting in three fatalities and two individuals sustaining serious injuries.
- These violent events disrupted a period of relative peace in the city, which had lasted at least two months without a homicide, the longest in a decade.
- Officers found five victims, including three dead individuals in and near a vehicle, while investigators considered if the shootings were connected and possibly gang related.
- Police Chief Brian O'Hara described the victims as deliberately targeted and said the shootings were "potentially gang related," urging the community to stand against such violence.
- Authorities have made no arrests yet and continue investigating motives, while appealing for public information to aid justice for the victims and their families.
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Fox NewsMinneapolis police arrest suspect in mass shooting that left 4 dead, 1 injured
A suspect in a mass shooting earlier this week that left four people dead and another person injured has been arrested, Minneapolis police announced late Thursday.
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Authorities arrested a 34-year-old man Thursday in connection with the fatal shootings of three people in South Minneapolis, and the city’s police chief said it’s likely another person was killed the next day in retaliation. Police have said that the four people killed and two others seriously wounded in the multiple shootings were Native American, and authorities strongly suspect the shootings were gang-related. However, Police Chief Brian O’Ha…
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