Two Minneapolis police officers were shot Wednesday — one in the stomach, one in the leg — in a downtown apartment building rampage that left one civilian dead and six injured, a grim toll in the city that made
Minneapolis Cops Shot in Rampage: The City That Defunded Police
One dead, six injured in a downtown rampage as progressive policies leave cops and citizens exposed

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Multiple people, including two police officers, shot in downtown Minneapolis - The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
At least 1 person was killed, 6 injured in downtown Minneapolis shooting, hospital officials say - New York Daily News
At least 1 killed, 6 injured, including 2 police, in Minneapolis shooting - Anchorage Daily News
1 killed, 6 injured in downtown Minneapolis shooting, hospital officials say - FOX 9
Downtown Minneapolis shooting: At least 1 dead, 6 injured, 2 officers shot
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