1 dead, 5 wounded in shooting in Boom Island Park near downtown Minneapolis

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A shooting late Sunday at Boom Island Park in Minneapolis resulted in one woman dead and five others injured, according to police. The incident unfolded in front of a crowd of at least 100 people, creating a scene of chaos as gunfire erupted. Witnesses described the panic that ensued, with families and individuals fleeing the area for safety. The police chief confirmed that they are actively investigating the shooting and reviewing surveillance footage. Local authorities have not disclosed any arrests or suspects as of yet.

This incident has sparked discussions about public safety and gun violence in community spaces. Minneapolis has experienced various instances of gun-related violence in recent years, prompting calls for stronger measures. The community awaits further updates as the investigation continues.

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