Six wounded by gunfire in north Minneapolis
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Six people were injured — some seriously — by gunfire early Sunday morning outside a bar in north Minneapolis.
Police said it happened just before 2 a.m. on the 200 block of West Broadway. Authorities received a report of a ShotSpotter activation, and then reports of a shooting.
"Preliminary investigation yielded that a fight had broken out inside an establishment on that block. The fight spilled out to the outside and shots were fired," police reported in a news release.
Three victims were taken by private vehicle to Hennepin County Medical Center; two were taken to North Memorial Medical Center. A sixth victim was located a few blocks from the shooting scene and taken to a hospital by ambulance.
Condition reports for the victims were not available Sunday, but some had life-threatening injuries -- with police noting that because of the severity of some of the injuries, homicide detectives responded to the scene.
At last report there had not been arrests in the case.
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