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   One juvenile was shot and injured inside the Maplewood Mall on Sunday   
   afternoon.   
      
   There was a fight between juveniles, and one shot another in the hip,   
   said Sgt. Tony Gabriel with the Maplewood Police Department. The   
   shooting happened near the mall’s door five, close to the JCPenney   
   department store, he said.   
      
   Two suspects were arrested Sunday. But as of Monday morning, police had   
   not arrested who was believed to be the shooter.   
      
   “Our investigation is ongoing, and we are actively pursuing leads in   
   relation to this case,” said Lt. Michael Hoemke with the Maplewood   
   police, in an email.   
      
   The mall closed for the rest of the day following the shooting and   
   reopened Monday.   
      
   “This was an isolated incident involving two individuals under the age   
   of 22,” mall management said in a statement Sunday night. “It was   
   addressed immediately ... thanks to the strong, ongoing partnership   
   between Maplewood Mall and the Maplewood Police Department.”   
      
   Will Swift, owner of the Enchanted Fantasy Film Museum located on the   
   first floor near JCPenney, said he heard a shout and saw two groups of   
   teenage boys running down a nearby hallway, past his shop around 1:45   
   p.m.   
      
   One of the boys either fell or was pushed to the ground and others   
   started kicking him, Swift said. Soon there were three pockets of   
   teenagers fighting, he said.   
      
   Swift retreated into his museum, ushered in other people and shut the   
   gate. A gunshot went off, and he started to record on his phone, he   
   said.   
      
   Then he saw who he assumed to be the gunshot victim, his body limp,   
   getting dragged from the area, he said.   
      
   “I was terrified, of course,” Swift said. “It happened so very fast so   
   it was kind of hard to process.”   
      
   After 20 minutes, Swift said he let everyone out of his shop. Then the   
   police arrived and shut down the mall.   
      
   It had been a busy day at the mall Sunday, Swift said.   
      
   The mall, which is located off White Bear Avenue just south of I-694,   
   closed for the rest of the day Sunday.   
      
   https://www.startribune.com/shooting-closes-maplewood-mall/601586921   
      
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