Minneapolis Sidewalk Shooting Kills One, Injures Six; Gunman at Large

Minneapolis police say a gunman fired roughly 30 rounds from a .223-caliber rifle at about 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, striking seven adults gathered on a sidewalk near the intersection of 29th Street East and Clinton Avenue, directly behind Cristo Rey Jesuit High School. One man died at the scene and six others were wounded, three of them critically, though all are expected to survive, Police Chief Brian O’Hara told reporters. The shooter fled in a vehicle and remained at large late Tuesday as detectives reviewed surveillance footage and other evidence. The Minneapolis incident is the city’s second mass shooting this year, coming two months after gunfire at Boom Island Park killed one person and injured five. Separately on Tuesday, authorities in west Miami-Dade said one person was killed and another was hospitalized after a shooting at an apartment complex near Northwest Third Street and 72nd Avenue.