Investigators Scour Scene of Minneapolis Shooting that Left 3 Dead, Including Suspect
Investigators say the suspect had a history of threats and was facing eviction from the building before the shooting, which wounded six others.
- A shooting at a Minneapolis apartment building on September 2, 2026, killed three people, including the 35-year-old suspected gunman, and injured six others, among them three police officers, some shot and others affected by an unknown airborne substance.
- The suspect, Carlton Neal Johnson II, was a resident facing eviction due to prior threatening behavior and had a criminal history including assault charges,.
- Police encountered a haze limiting visibility and exchanged gunfire with the suspect during their response; the suspect died during the incident by unknown means,.
- Minneapolis officials praised the officers' bravery, noting their response prevented a higher death toll and investigations continue into the motive and circumstances,.
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Investigators scour scene of Minneapolis shooting that left 3 dead, including suspect – WTOP News
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) — Investigators on Thursday were scouring the scene of the downtown Minneapolis shooting that left three people dead, including the suspect, and five others injured. Dozens of law enforcement officers were at the apartment building where the shooting occurred Wednesday evening, along with a mobile crime scene unit from the Minnesota Bureau of...
A 35-year-old resident in the process of eviction triggered a shooting in a building in Minneapolis, leaving three dead and six injured.The attack began during an exchange of custody; the assailant died after facing the police on the ninth floor of the building.
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On Wednesday, Carlton Johnson II opened fire inside his downtown high-rise.
Police name gunman in Minneapolis apartment building shooting; 2 victims identified
Authorities have identified the suspected gunman and the two men killed in Wednesday’s shooting at a downtown Minneapolis apartment building. The gunman was shot and killed by police during an exchange of gunfire that injured two officers. Investigators believe the gunman was 35-year-old Carlton Neal Johnson, though formal identification was still pending. He was armed with a handgun and had a valid permit to carry, according to the Minnesota Bu…
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