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   A grand jury has indicted a Kansas City, Missouri, man in the killing of two   
   people in Minneapolis last year.   
      
   Prosecutors say Lavell Jacvon Piggie, 20, shot and killed the two victims on   
   February 10, 2022, after a "suspected dispute over a significant quantity of   
   missing narcotics," per a Friday news release.   
      
   The victims — identified only as "Victim 1" and Victim 2" — were found   
   slumped over inside a four-door sedan that had "jumped the curb and come to a   
   stop in a snowbank" near 2031 Sheridan Ave. N. They were pronounced dead at   
   the scene.   
      
   Investigators used phone tracking data as well as surveillance footage and   
   eyewitness accounts to tie Piggie to the crime, according to the news release.   
      
   The evidence established that the defendant "was seen entering the four-door   
   sedan with the two victims and the group then drove for eight minutes across   
   North Minneapolis."   
      
   "Witnesses and surveillance video then tracked an individual later identified   
   as Mr. Piggie exiting the vehicle after the gunshots and fleeing the scene,"   
   the Hennepin County Attorney's Office says.   
      
   Seven days after the shooting, a search of Piggie's home turned up   
   "significant amounts of suspected crack cocaine, marijuana, fentanyl, and   
   various other narcotics," along with $3000 in cash and "a baggie filled with   
   .40 caliber live rounds of    
   ammunition."   
      
   These rounds were of the same caliber and manufacture as the ones found in the   
   victims' vehicle, the criminal complaint says.   
      
   Piggie was ultimately arrested on Feb. 22, 2022, when authorities tracked him   
   to Brooklyn Center using phone data. After a high-speed pursuit, officers   
   stopped the vehicle, identified the suspect as Piggie, and took him into   
   custody.   
      
   The criminal complaint says the investigation is ongoing, and that forensic   
   testing is pending.   
      
   Piggie is currently being held in the Hennepin County jail, records show. Each   
   of his charges carries a maximum penalty of 40 years in prison.   
      
   https://bringmethenews.com/minnesota-news/charges-man-20-killed-   
   wo-people-over-missing-narcotics   
      
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