Shooting in downtown Minneapolis sends three to hospital

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A shooting in downtown Minneapolis on Friday evening left three men injured, prompting an investigation by local authorities. The incident occurred around 6:35 p. m. near the 700 block of Hennepin Avenue, with the victims receiving treatment for noncritical gunshot wounds at HCMC. As of Saturday morning, no arrests have been made, and the shooter fled prior to police arrival.

Investigators are aiming to determine the circumstances of the shooting, which adds to a concerning series of multiple-victim shootings in the city. Minneapolis Police Department officials emphasize the need for community assistance as they work to address rising gun violence. The recent trend has raised alarms about public safety in downtown areas. Authorities encourage anyone with tips to contact CrimeStoppers of Minnesota at 1-800-222-TIPS. Community engagement is crucial for resolving such incidents and preventing future violence.

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