Police confirm the suspect remains at large. The shooting happened around 1:30 p.m. local time. Authorities are actively investigating the scene.
Details of the Minneapolis Downtown Shooting
The Minneapolis Police Chief provided new details. The shooter used a high-velocity .223 rifle. Approximately 30 rounds were fired at the scene.
According to Reuters, the attack targeted a group on the pavement. It occurred opposite the Cristo Rey Jesuit High School. The suspect fled in a vehicle immediately after.
Emergency services responded quickly. They found multiple victims with gunshot wounds. One victim died despite medical efforts.
Five injured individuals were transported to hospitals. All are expected to survive their injuries. The community is shaken by the violence.
Police Response and Investigation Updates
Minneapolis police have launched a massive manhunt. They are reviewing evidence and following leads. The public has been asked for assistance.
Chief O’Hara called the violence “sickening and unacceptable.” He emphasized the use of high firepower in broad daylight. The investigation remains ongoing.
Authorities are checking surveillance footage from the area. They urge anyone with information to come forward. No arrests have been made yet.
The Minneapolis downtown shooting highlights ongoing challenges with public safety. Community leaders are calling for calm and cooperation. The search for the suspect continues.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where did the Minneapolis shooting occur?
The shooting happened on Clinton Avenue in downtown Minneapolis. It was near the Cristo Rey Jesuit High School. The suspect fired on the pavement.
What weapon was used in the shooting?
Police confirmed a .223 rifle was used. It is a high-velocity firearm. Around 30 shots were fired.
Are the injured victims expected to recover?
Yes, all five injured are expected to survive. They were taken to local hospitals. Some were in critical condition initially.
Is the suspect still at large?
Yes, the suspect has not been apprehended. They fled the scene in a vehicle. Police are asking for public help.
References
This report is based on information from the Minneapolis Police Department and Reuters.
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