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Three Police Officers Injured in Minneapolis Mass Shooting

September 3, 2026:

Three Police Officers Injured in Minneapolis Mass Shooting

Minneapolis Mass Shooting
Two Cops Shot, Multiple Victims
… Suspect Down

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5:32 PM PT — FOX21 reports that 3 people are dead after the mass shooting in Minneapolis … while the total count of police officers injured has been raised to 3 — with 2 of them having been injured by gunfire. The suspect is confirmed deceased. One victim died at the scene, while the other died at the hospital.

Two police officers were shot Wednesday when gunfire erupted in downtown Minneapolis … with authorities saying multiple people were injured.

The City of Minneapolis confirmed officers responded to a shooting involving multiple victims. Sources told Fox News one officer was shot in the shin and another was struck in the abdomen. Their conditions have not been released.

The suspected gunman was reportedly down, though authorities have not said whether the person was killed, wounded or taken into custody.


Minnesota Governor Tim Walz said his public safety team was responding and state officials were assisting local law enforcement at the scene. Walz later thanked first responders working to protect people in the area, writing, “Minnesota is praying for our first responders.”

FBI Director Kash Patel said he was aware of the shooting and the bureau was prepared to provide any resources needed.

Minnesota gubernatorial candidates Amy Klobuchar and Lisa Demuth also released statements offering prayers for the victims and praising law enforcement’s response.

The circumstances leading up to the shooting remain unclear.

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