Man who killed 3 Minnesota first responders identified as Shannon Gooden
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension has confirmed the name of the man behind Sunday's standoff in a Minneapolis suburb that left three first responders dead.
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The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension has confirmed the name of the man behind Sunday's standoff in a Minneapolis suburb that left three first responders dead.
The Burnsville firefighter and paramedic who was killed in a shooting this weekend got a hero's welcome Monday as his body was escorted to a funeral home.
"We want to make sure the police and fire feel supported, the community feels supported, and they are not alone through this and we are not going to forget them," said Burnsville resident Kevin Bondy.
"Unfortunately, some people are taking advantage of our tragedy in Burnsville. Be aware of scams," wrote city officials.
The wife of Burnsville police officer Paul Elmstrand — one of the three first responders killed over the weekend — said he would "drop everything" to help out someone in need.
The nonprofit partners with 140 aging services across 10 different counties.
The victims are expected to recover, and police say the Minneapolis Bomb Squad was called out to make sure there was no further danger.
An emotional journey took three Twin Cities first responders killed in the line of duty Sunday from downtown Minneapolis to the medical examiner's office in Minnetonka.
Two police officers and a paramedic were killed in Burnsville Sunday morning — we're learning more about the victims.
Busy hands, belly laughs and a bubbling curiosity: 3-year-old Colton Sowle is bursting with energy.
Including the two officers killed on Sunday, five Minnesota police officers have been shot and killed on duty since 2015, according in part to data from the Minnesota Law Enforcement Memorial Association.
In the wake of a tragic stand-off in Burnsville where two police officers and a paramedic were killed, state leaders take to X to share their condolences.
Burnsville city officials identified the victims as officers Paul Elmstrand and Matthew Ruge and firefighter/paramedic Adam Finseth.
Minneapolis police chief Brian O'Hara says more needs to be done to stop the rash of robberies that are happening.
A community activist receives honors for their advocacy work.
