US EditionMore than a dozen injured in Minneapolis shootings at homeless camp and near transit station
The city plans to clear the encampment after the investigation; four victims sustained life-threatening injuries in a shooting amid ongoing disputes over the site.
- Thirteen people were wounded in two mass shootings at Minneapolis homeless encampments on Monday, with five remaining in critical condition, according to police reports.
- The first shooting occurred near East Lake Street and Stevens Avenue, injuring five individuals, while eight were injured later at another encampment near South 28th Avenue and East Lake Street.
- Investigators recovered multiple shell casings, indicating that some victims may have retaliated during the shooting, as per ABC News.
- Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara stated that two shooting victims were found in tents, and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey emphasized the safety issues surrounding homeless encampments.
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At least 13 people were injured, five of them critically, in two shootings that broke out at homeless camps in Minneapolis.
12 Injured In Minneapolis Shootings At Homeless Camp, Near Transit Station
MINNEAPOLIS (AP/FOX9) — Seven people have been wounded, including four with critical injuries, in a shooting at a homeless camp on private property in Minneapolis, police said. The shooting happened just hours after and blocks away from another shooting that left five injured near a transit station as city officials acknowledge a spate of recent violent crime in the area. Those shootings come during a particularly violent summer for the Minneapo…
After shooting, Mpls. landlord says homeless camp will reopen
Minneapolis developer Hamoudi Sabri said he will reopen the homeless encampment on his Lake Street property despite a Monday night shootout that left eight people injured. “As soon as these guys go and are done with this investigation, we’re going right in,” Sabri told Sahan Journal on Tuesday. “This is the beauty of this fight. It’s not about money, it’s not about me.” Minneapolis police, Hennepin County sheriff’s deputies and city regulatory…
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