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   Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara says he called an emergency command   
   staff meeting and petitioned investigative help from other law enforcement   
   agencies following the bloody stretch of days.   
      
   Officers responded to multiple shootings and a fatal stabbing over the   
   weekend. In all three lives were lost and seven people were injured, a news   
   release issued by the Minneapolis Police Department says.   
      
   As of Monday morning, only one arrest has been made in connection to the 10   
   violent crimes.   
      
   The violence began on Thursday, a day in which officers responded to three   
   shootings. Two happened during the early morning hours in south Minneapolis   
   and the third occurred in the northern part of the city just before midnight.   
      
   Three gunshot victims, all men, suffered non-life-threatening gunshot wounds,   
   police say.   
      
   Minneapolis Police Department news release   
   Minneapolis Police Department news release   
   The fourth shooting occurred shortly before 2:00 Friday morning during a   
   carjacking near downtown Minneapolis. Police say the male victim was taken to   
   a hospital with life-threatening gunshot wounds and the suspect was later   
   arrested by St. Paul police.   
      
   Minneapolis Police Department news release   
   Minneapolis Police Department news release   
   The first fatal shooting happened around 7 p.m. on Saturday in south   
   Minneapolis. Officers responding to a shooting encountered a 20-year-old man   
   suffering from life-threatening gunshot wounds.   
      
   He was taken to a hospital where he was pronounced dead.   
      
   Minneapolis Police Department news release   
   Minneapolis Police Department news release   
   About 10 minutes later, officers responded to the second shooting of the   
   evening in south Minneapolis and located a man suffering from potentially   
   life-threatening gunshot wounds. He was taken to a hospital.   
      
   Officers in north Minneapolis responded to the city’s fourth shooting on   
   Saturday shortly after 9 p.m. Police found a man suffering from a   
   non-life-threatening gunshot wound. He was taken to a hospital for further   
   care.   
      
   Minneapolis Police Department news release   
   Minneapolis Police Department news release   
   The violence continued into Sunday morning, when officers in north Minneapolis   
   responded to a shooting and found a stolen vehicle with damage from gunshots.   
      
   Police later learned an 18-year-old man was dropped off at a hospital with   
   non-life-threatening gunshot wounds.   
      
   Minneapolis Police Department news release   
   Minneapolis Police Department news release   
   The second fatality of the violent four-day period occurred about 45 minutes   
   after Sunday’s first shooting.   
      
   Police say a 45-year-old man suffering from life-threatening gunshot wounds   
   was lying in a road in north Minneapolis. He was taken to a hospital where he   
   was pronounced dead.   
      
   Minneapolis Police Department news release   
   Minneapolis Police Department news release   
   The final death reported during the four-day stretch of violence occurred   
   around 3:15 Sunday morning. Officers in north Minneapolis responding to a   
   stabbing found a 31-year-old man suffering from multiple stab wounds. He later   
   died at a hospital.   
      
   Minneapolis Police Department news release   
   Minneapolis Police Department news release   
   O’Hara says none of the deaths are believed to be related. He says   
   Minneapolis Police have received investigative assistance from the Hennepin   
   County Sheriff's Office and the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension.   
      
   The Hennepin County Medical Examiner's Office will release the names of the   
   violent crime victims at a later time, O'Hara says.   
      
   https://krocnews.com/violent-crime-minneapolis-mn/   
      
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