A shooting inside a south Minneapolis home early Sunday morning left a man dead and three people injured.
One dead, three injured after south Minneapolis shooting
Police say they have not arrested anyone in the early-morning shooting, which occurred in the Whittier neighborhood.
According to preliminary information provided by Minneapolis police spokesman Garrett Parten, an argument escalated into gunfire inside a Whittier neighborhood residence on Blaisdell Avenue S., near the 27th Street W. cross street, around 2.:30 a.m. Officers arrived to find four people with apparent gunshot wounds.
One man was dead, and a woman was suffering "potential-life-threatening wounds," according to Parten. She and two other men, both with nonfatal injuries, were taken to a hospital.
The victims have not been identified. No one has been arrested, Parten said.
The death marks the 14th homicide in Minneapolis, according to a Star Tribune database.
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