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Investigators Scour Scene of Minneapolis Shooting that Left 3 Dead, Including Suspect
Investigators say the suspect had a history of threats and was facing eviction from the building before the shooting, which wounded six others.
- A shooting at a Minneapolis apartment building on September 2, 2026, killed three people, including the 35-year-old suspected gunman, and injured six others, among them three police officers, some shot and others affected by an unknown airborne substance.
- The suspect, Carlton Neal Johnson II, was a resident facing eviction due to prior threatening behavior and had a criminal history including assault charges,.
- Police encountered a haze limiting visibility and exchanged gunfire with the suspect during their response; the suspect died during the incident by unknown means,.
- Minneapolis officials praised the officers' bravery, noting their response prevented a higher death toll and investigations continue into the motive and circumstances,.
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The day after a mass shooting at a Minneapolis apartment has left many questioning why there was no extreme risk protection order against Carlton Johnson II, which would have temporarily barred him from having a gun in the first place. Johnson obtained a permit to carry a firearm in June despite a known criminal history.
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Investigators scour scene of Minneapolis shooting that left 3 dead, including suspect - WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Investigators on Thursday were scouring the scene of the downtown Minneapolis shooting that left three people dead, including the suspect, and five others injured.Dozens
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