EDEN PRAIRIE POLICE CONFIRM SOMALI GANG RELATED SHOOTING
The Eden Prairie Police Department continues to investigate a shooting that occurred the evening of Friday, Oct. 2, in a parking lot on the north side of Eden Prairie High School, 17185 Valley View Road, during a homecoming football game.
The two people injured in the shooting are Somali males, ages 18 and 17, both from St. Paul, and are known to law enforcement. The 18-year-old was discharged from Hennepin Healthcare today, and the 17-year-old remains hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.
Before the shooting, a large altercation occurred on the west side of Aerie Stadium. Eden Prairie Police officers broke up the altercation and removed several individuals from the stadium grounds. Shortly afterward, officers responded to a report of a shooting in the high school parking lot.
Based on the investigation so far, police believe the shooting was gang-related. Officers are pursuing multiple leads but do not have sufficiently specific suspect information to release at this time. EPPD is working with regional law enforcement partners as the investigation continues.
Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to email EPPD at [email protected] or call the anonymous tip line at 952-949-8477.
@WikiLeaksQ This adds such a heaviness to your heart when you see how many times we’ve been lied to, and you think about other things from the past that they have manipulated
Tota Minnesota media blackout on this report until Alpha News reported it. But hey, MN will tell you they report on all the frauds.
Let’s see who else covers this.
@JBartle44051086 Wow @amyklobuchar has been working
Hard to make sure the Somalian’s are able to get money back to Kenya that they steal from the Minnesota taxpayers! Note the upside down American flag 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
@Carvana received car & u didn’t disclose previous owner drove through paint & each wheel’s wheel well & trim is splattered w/white & yellow paint- you only offered $200 to detail! cost is double! Terrible disclosure! Windshield arrived cracked! #carvana
The Minnesota Star Tribune is really mad that people keep accurately pointing out that Minnesota’s fraud exceeds $9 billion.
Someone’s getting nervous about November.
After @CrimeWatchMpls broke the news this week that Eden Prairie teachers are being told to keep their personal views out of the classroom, parents are wondering how it will be enforced.
“If Ms. Herbrand is to adhere to this new policy, she will have nothing to teach about. Her entire curriculum was slanted and rife with ideology and opinion,” one parent said.
Our June report on the sixth-grade teacher at Central Middle School featured a lesson comparing ICE to Nazis. ⬇️
https://t.co/W8TLsh0egi
Having written to Tim Walz's office about fraud for over 5 years, nobody ever replied.
We will be releasing our emails here on X so that Tim Walz can be reminded.
The Minnesota DFL forgot to tell their candidate in northern MN to scrub his socials. He publicly smears locals for not being as rich as he is. He ran in Edina and lost and now wants to represent the northland. Gross. 🤮
WATCH: Minneapolis Park Board finance co-chair overseeing millions in taxpayer money unable to read dollar amounts on spending resolution
The footage, recorded during a Feb. 4 board meeting and recirculated this week by former Park Board Commissioner Becka Thompson, shows District 5 Commissioner Kay Carvajal Moran reading a resolution authorizing hundreds of thousands of dollars in spending for splash-pad equipment and related work at Elliot Park.