More than a dozen injured in Minneapolis shootings at homeless camp and near transit station
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) – Eight people were injured, including four critical injuries shooting in a homeless camp on a private property in Minneapolis.
The shooting happened a few hours later, and as the city officials accepted some of the last violent crimes in the region, he moved away from another shot that left five wounded near a transit station.
These shots come for a particularly severe summer for the Minneapolis region. This includes conspiratorial Minnesota House President Melissa Hortman and her husband at their homes and in June of another state deputy and wife in June. A mass attraction at a Minneapolis Church in late August He killed two children and wounded 21 people.
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’hara, after a press conference after the last mass shoots of the city, said the police on Monday at around 22.00, near a retail store in a retail store was approached by people working and reported gunshots. The officer left the store and heard the gunshots from the camp area.
Officers from the scene, a woman and life -threatening injuries, including two men, including five people were injured. Another man and a woman were injured in her legs, each of which looked like life -threatening wounds. Five were taken to a hospital.
The police then learned that three other people, including one of the life -threatening injuries, were walking before the police arrived or taken to hospitals. O’Hara said no arrests were made in the camp shooting or previous shots near the transit station.
“Unfortunately, we are here again after a mass shooting, O’hara said. “This is not normal.”
The latest shooting took place in a homeless camp in a parking lot at the center of a legal conflict between Hamoudi Sabri, who opened the property to the homeless in July and the city authorities. Sabri refused to close the camp and at the beginning of this month, the city tried to force the camp to close. Sabri faces approximately $ 15,000 quoted and fines for the camp.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey said at a press conference at a press conference at a press conference at a press conference “will clean this camp immediately after the crime was investigated”.
“This is worse than just one boredom. A danger to this community.” He said.
Sabri responded with a criticizing statement that they responded to the last violence of city leaders and said that the city should provide an urgent intervention for the grief and trauma consultants and homeless people and those who are affected by those affected by hotel and emergency shelter.
Sabri, “Instead, the mayor’s answer to the same tired movement we have seen for years: displacement,” he said. “Call the people’s tents as bulldozer, fence and leadership from their fields. But this is not leadership. A control of control designed to make the problem less visible.”
