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   By Crime Watch MN, Sept. 5, 2024   
   Updated to reflect that the top pic is from Sept. 4 double shooting near E   
   Franklin and Nicollet   
      
   Minneapolis, Minn., has racked up five murders in just five days, all of them   
   have been shootings. Four of them in south Minneapolis and the other in   
   downtown.   
      
   The first occurred just before midnight on Friday, Aug. 30 at 29th and Park   
   Ave S (near E Lake St), where a total of three people were shot. One died at   
   the scene, and two others showed up at Abbott Hospital and HCMC. The decedent   
   hasn’t been    
   officially identified yet.   
      
   The second shooting murder occurred on Saturday, Aug. 31 at 29th and Grand Ave   
   S (near W Lake St), just before 11 p.m. A second person was also shot and   
   injured in the incident. The decedent has been identified as Kadar Niman   
   Jibril, 27, of Corcoran, MN.   
      
   The third shooting murder occurred on Monday, Sept. 2 about 3:10 a.m. at 13th   
   and E Lake St. The decedent has been identified as Rodney Bernard Cooper, 52,   
   of Brooklyn Park.   
      
   The fourth shooting murder occurred on Tuesday, Sept. 3 just before 7 p.m.   
   near E 19th St and 1st Ave. S. Over two dozen shell casings were found at the   
   scene. The decedent has been identified as De’Jaun Marquise Michael Hall,   
   24, of Minneapolis. Just    
   over 24 hours later, two more people were shot and injured near this location   
   at E Franklin and Nicollet, where about 60 shots were reportedly heard by   
   multiple 911 callers (top picture). Police found multiple calibers of casings   
   at the site, including    
   9mm, 10mm, rifle and shotgun, and a nearby resident said it sounded like   
   automatic gunfire.   
      
   The fifth shooting murder occurred just before midnight Wednesday, Sept. 4 at   
   15th and Portland Ave in downtown Minneapolis. The decedent has not been   
   officially identified yet.   
      
   During that time, there have also been numerous other shootings that didn’t   
   result in death. The Minneapolis Crime Dashboard lists 14 shootings between   
   Aug. 30 and Sept 4 (this figure may not be complete through the date shown,   
   based on prior    
   observations of the dashboard).   
      
      
   Minneapolis Crime Dashboard showing gunfire incidents Aug. 30 — Sept. 4, 2024   
   The dashboard also shows there were 38 Shotspotter activations in Minneapolis   
   during that time and 57 other reports of shots heard. Shotspotter detection   
   only exists in areas of north Minneapolis and part of south Minneapolis   
   (orange dots on the map    
   below). The map below shows the last seven days of gunfire activity (again,   
   the map may not be complete through today).   
      
      
   Crime Watch has tracked at least 50 homicides so far this year on our   
   exclusive map (which has been verified against MPD data). The number of   
   homicides this year is up about 22 percent over last year when Minneapolis had   
   41 homicides through the same    
   period. And, a figure that Minnesota media avoids talking about, homicides   
   this year are up 80 percent over 2019 when Minneapolis had 28 murders during   
   the same period (pre-2020 riots when “leadership” lost control of   
   Minneapolis crime).   
      
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   other public safety related information.   
      
   https://crimewatchmn.medium.com/five-minneapolis-murders-in-five   
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