Minneapolis police are investigating a shooting Monday morning near East Lake Street and Stevens Avenue, injuring five men. The incident occurred around 11:10 a.m., with four men shot and one suffering a non-life-threatening injury. One man refused aid after a suspected graze wound. Shots were fired from near the Greenway and a nearby ramp, with dozens of bullets exchanged. No arrests have been made yet.
- Multiple men injured in Minneapolis shooting
- Shooting occurred near East Lake Street and Stevens Avenue
- Area known for recent crime and violence
- Authorities consider shutting down problematic walkway
- No arrests made yet in the incident
- Investigations ongoing into multiple shooting locations
Authorities say the shooting happened in an area known for recent violence, with previous incidents on August 18 and 22. Multiple agencies, including MPD, Metro Transit, and MnDOT, are involved. Police recently discussed shutting down the walkway to curb drug activity and violence, which has increased in the area.
- Investigate the shooting from near the Greenway and ramp.
- Identify and arrest suspects involved in the exchange of gunfire.
- Address ongoing violence in the neighborhood through coordinated action.
- Implement measures to reduce congregation and drug activity at the site.
The shooting highlights ongoing safety concerns in a troubled part of Minneapolis, prompting calls for immediate action. The community and authorities continue to monitor the situation closely.
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