Minneapolis ICE Incident: Ongoing Updates on Latest Shooting Reports
Minneapolis has become the site of an ongoing investigation following a reported shooting involving federal law enforcement. The incident occurred on Wednesday evening in the 600 block of 24th Avenue North.
Timeline of Events
- 7:30 PM: The Minneapolis Police Department received a call regarding the shooting.
- 7:44 PM: Witnesses reported that at least one person was shot.
- 8:20 PM: A significant police presence was noted at the scene.
- 8:38 PM: Law enforcement dispersed protesters using tear gas and flashbangs.
Details of the Incident
Sources indicate that the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) was involved while attempting to apprehend a suspect. Reports suggest that the suspect allegedly assaulted an officer during the encounter. As a result, shots were fired, prompting the suspect to flee the scene. Additional reports affirm that the individual, believed to be Venezuelan, is currently in stable condition and has been taken into custody.
Official Response
The City of Minneapolis is actively monitoring the situation and has confirmed awareness of the shooting involving federal officials. Meanwhile, local law enforcement agencies distanced themselves from the incident, emphasizing their lack of involvement.
Current Situation
As of now, authorities continue to manage the scene, with additional updates expected as investigations progress. Residents and onlookers are urged to stay clear of the area.
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