SHOOTING REPORTED AT NORTH MINNEAPOLIS HIGH-RISE; CPR IN PROGRESS
đź“Ť Minneapolis
A heavy emergency response unfolded in North Minneapolis following reports of a shooting at a public housing high-rise building, prompting urgent life-saving efforts at the scene.
Incident Location
The shooting was reported at a Minneapolis Public Housing property located at 315 Lowry Avenue North, commonly known as Lowry Towers, a multi-story residential building in the city’s north side.
Emergency Response
Officers with the Minneapolis Police Department responded quickly after reports of gunfire inside or near the building.
Upon arrival, first responders located a victim suffering from a gunshot wound. Police and emergency personnel immediately began performing CPR in an effort to save the individual’s life.
Scene Conditions
A large police presence was established around the building as officers worked to secure the area. Residents and bystanders reported heightened activity, with emergency vehicles arriving rapidly.
Authorities are expected to:
Secure multiple floors or access points within the building
Canvass residents for witness information
Review surveillance footage from inside and the property
Victim Status
At this time, the condition of the victim has not been officially confirmed. The use of CPR indicates the injuries are likely critical.
Officials have not released the identity of the individual.
Suspect Information
No suspect description or custody status has been announced. It remains unclear whether the suspect fled the scene or if this was an isolated incident.
Ongoing Investigation
Detectives are actively working to determine:
Where exactly the shooting occurred (inside or outside the building)
What led up to the incident
Whether the individuals involved knew each other
Community Impact
The incident has raised concerns among residents of the high-rise and surrounding neighborhood, as police maintain a visible presence while the investigation continues.
Public Advisory
Authorities are urging anyone in the area to avoid interfering with emergency operations and to report any information that could assist investigators.
This remains a developing situation, and updates are expected as more details are confirmed.
