A shooting occurred in Minneapolis at an apartment building, resulting in multiple injuries and fatalities, including two police officers.
The incident took place at an apartment located at 15 East Grant Street in the Loring Park neighborhood.
Police responded to reports of a disturbance involving a resident who had been evicted that day.
Gunfire erupted as officers entered the building.
Seven individuals were transported to Hennepin Healthcare with gunshot wounds; one person died and six others were injured, including two police officers.
One officer sustained a stomach wound and is under surgery, while the second officer was shot in the leg but has non-life-threatening injuries. Both are expected to recover.
Preliminary reports suggest the shooter may have died by suicide at the scene, although this has not been confirmed.
Authorities have yet to release the identities of the deceased, the injured civilians, or the shooter.
The Minneapolis Police Department has asked the public to avoid the area and has indicated that further information will be provided.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz expressed gratitude for law enforcement's efforts and affirmed support for the first responders.
Multiple law enforcement agencies responded to the scene, including local police, the FBI, and the ATF. The FBI has pledged to assist local authorities with needed resources.
This tragic shooting highlights ongoing concerns about public safety and the impact of violence in community settings. Further updates will be communicated as the situation develops.
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