Man exits vehicle at south Minneapolis intersection and fatally shoots man remaining inside, police say

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A fatal shooting occurred early Friday morning in Minneapolis, claiming the life of a man in his 30s. The shooting happened around 2:30 a. m. near the intersection of W. Franklin Avenue and Lyndale Avenue S.

According to police, the victim was speaking with a male inside a vehicle when the suspect exited and fired shots at him. Emergency medical responders rushed the victim to HCMC, where he was pronounced dead. No arrests have been made, and the victim's identity has not been disclosed. The Minneapolis Police Department urges anyone with information to contact them or CrimeStoppers, where tips may lead to a reward. This incident adds to the city's grim statistics, with 34 homicides reported this year compared to 43 last year.

The rising violence has raised concerns among community members and law enforcement.

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