Minneapolis police are investigating an overnight shooting Friday in the Marcy-Holmes neighborhood that left a man with serious injuries, officials said.
A police spokesman said the victim, whose age and identity haven't been released, walked into HCMC seeking medical care.
The man said he had been in the 400 block of SE. 8th Street when an unknown suspect or suspects shot at him, according to the police spokesman, officer Garrett Parten. His injuries are considered noncritical, Parten said.
The incident happened about 12:30 a.m. Friday.
As of Friday afternoon, police had not announced any arrests.
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