Minnesota Mall Of America Shooting, One Person Is Dead, One Is Injured, And No Suspect Is In Custody!

Minnesota Mall Of America Shooting: Just before 8 p.m. on Friday, a shooting at the Mall of America in Bloomington, Minnesota, left one person dead, according to the police. Fox Minneapolis stated that during a shooting in the mall’s Nordstrom, one victim, identified as a 19-year-old African American guy, was hit directly and passed away at the scene.

At the same time, another’s clothes were grazed by a bullet. According to the Bloomington Police Department, security footage showed that a dispute between two groups of young men culminated in the shooting. “We will find whoever committed this offense.

Those who assist them will also be imprisoned. “Two hours after the shooting, Bloomington Police Chief Booker Hodges addressed the media at a press conference held at the mall. Simply put, “This is stupid, stupid, stupid.” “I don’t know whether we can stop them if they are going to disregard mankind fully,” Hodges continued.

The suspect or suspects who carried out the shooting were also requested to surrender by the police chief. According to FOX 9’s Karen Scullin, the person whose garment was grazed by a gunshot and who has only been identified as a girl was unharmed.

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Initial allegations of shooting were met with a significant police presence, and the mall was subsequently placed on lockdown. According to officials, this policy has later been dropped. The mall will be available on Saturday, but the Nordstrom shop will stay closed.

Bloomington Police Chief Booker Hodges will be giving an in person News Release at the Mall of America about this evenings shooting at 10:30pm. Members of the media are asked to arrive at the level one east main doors. You will be directed to the staging area.

— Bloomington Police (@BPD_MN) December 24, 2022

“Lockdown at Mall of America is currently being lifted. Now, visitors should leave the building. The Mall of America is still closed this evening, “read a tweet sent on the mall’s official Twitter page. Photos and videos of the incident showed that Bloomington police and EMS workers stayed on the scene for several hours, primarily parked outside Nordstrom.

Police continue to urge residents to avoid the area. The shooting took place during a busy shopping season two days before Christmas. According to Scullin, there were 16 police officers or security employees in the mall at the time of the incident, including one officer at a business next to the scene.

Mall Of America shooting scene has been secured. BPD is working with MOA Security and Hennepin County Crime Lab to process the area. Lockdown of the MOA was recently lifted. Please continue to stay out of the area until further notice. Follow twitter for additional information.

— Bloomington Police (@BPD_MN) December 24, 2022

Fox News Digital has contacted the relevant agencies. The attack on Friday occurred a few months after another shooting at the Mall of America in August 2022. In December 2021, police also reacted to another shooting at the same mall. Both prior shootings involved suspects who were young adults between the ages of 18 and 23.

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