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The laws to stop the Loring Park shooter were on the books. Nobody used them.

Several Minnesota statutes should have kept the alleged Shoreline Plaza shooter from having a firearm in the first place.

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The laws to stop the Loring Park shooter were on the books. Nobody used them.

Several Minnesota statutes should have kept the alleged Shoreline Plaza shooter from having a firearm in the first place.

13 days ago·Minneapolis, United States

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Star Tribune broke the news in Minneapolis, United States 13 days ago on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.

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The laws to stop the Loring Park shooter were on the books. Nobody used them.

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