Minneapolis, MN
Minneapolis man recovering after being shot for looking out the window
Partner of man shot in Mpls crime spree speaks out
The girlfriend of the man who was shot by suspects in a crime spree in Minneapolis, for simply looking out a window, spoke out on Wednesday.
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) – A Minneapolis man is on the road to recovery after he was shot by burglars when he looked out his window after hearing a noise.
Crime spree turns violent; man shot in face
The backstory:
Three men went on a two-hour crime spree Tuesday morning, breaking into several garages, carjacking a man at gunpoint and shooting two people, Minneapolis police said.
The suspects, who have not been arrested, were captured on surveillance video moments before the first shooting, on 25th Avenue South. In the video, three men get out of a white sedan and break into a garage, police said. The suspects then return to the car. One of them appears to notice something in the distance and fires a single round in that direction.
The bullet hit Hansen, tearing through his jaw and knocking out some of his teeth before lodging in his shoulder, his longtime girlfriend, Denise Ward, said.
He had looked out of his second-floor window after hearing noise outside, which is when the gunman noticed him and opened fire, she said.
The suspects were involved in six incidents, including a robbery on East Lake Street that ended with a man shot in the chest, leaving him with potentially life-threatening injuries, police said.
Crime spree suspect shoots Mpls man
Video provided by the Minneapolis Police Department shows a group suspected in a string of burglaries and robberies breaking into a garage in the city and shooting at someone inside a house.
What they’re saying:
Ward was downstairs at the time of the shooting. She did not hear the gunshot, but she saw the aftermath.
“I just heard him yelling, ‘Call 911! I’ve been shot!’” she explained. “He had a big wad of paper towels, bleeding everywhere.”
Ward said Hansen is recovering at a hospital, where he underwent surgery on Tuesday to remove the bullet from his shoulder. She said another surgery, on his jaw, is planned for later in the week.
“There’s going to be a long road, but I’m thankful it went this way,” she said. “A couple inches up you got a shot to the eye, lodged in the brain. A couple down – the aorta, spinal cord.”
What’s next:
Police are still searching for the three suspects. They have recovered two vehicles connected to the crime spree.
Minneapolis, MN
Snow emergencies declared in Minneapolis, St. Paul after weekend storm
Several communities across the Twin Cities are under a snow emergency on Sunday following a Thanksgiving weekend storm that dumped several inches on parts of Minnesota.
The National Weather Service reports 4.7 inches of snow fell at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport, though there was a range of 3-6 inches of accumulation reported across the metro.
Snow emergency rules can be confusing, and can lead to pricey tickets and unwelcomed trips to the impound lot. So let’s break down the protocols in Minneapolis and St. Paul.
Minneapolis rules
Starting at 9 p.m. on Sunday, you can’t park on either side of the street on snow emergency routes.
Starting Monday at 8 a.m., you can’t park on the even side of the street for any non-emergency snow routes.
Then starting Tuesday at 8 a.m., don’t park on the odd side of the street through Tuesday at 8 a.m.
The city said it is no longer using its snow emergency app, but notifications are sent out in the Minneapolis parking app. You can also register your information to receive alerts here.
St. Paul rules
In the capital city, it’s a bit more complicated. Snow emergencies go by day and night plow routes.
Starting at 9 p.m. on Sunday, parking is prohibited on all “night plow route” streets, which includes all of downtown.
Then starting at 8 a.m. Monday, don’t park on “day plow route” streets.
St. Paul’s snow emergency lasts until Thursday at 9 p.m. The city’s website also has an interactive map that you can check out to help you know where to park.
New Hope and Plymouth are also under snow emergencies, with parking prohibited on all city streets in both communities.
Click here for more information on snow emergencies and closings.
Minneapolis, MN
Man’s leg severed in Minneapolis crash
A man’s leg was amputated after a crash in Minneapolis on Sunday afternoon.
Minneapolis police say they were called to Tenth Street South and Park Avenue around 2 p.m. after a report of a crash.
An initial investigation indicates a man was unloading a trailer when a car hit him, pinning him against a fence and causing his leg to be severed, a spokesperson for the police said.
Investigators are working to determine what led up to the crash. No arrests have been made and no citations have been issued at this time, Minneapolis police say.
Minneapolis, MN
Minnesota weather: Cold Sunday, staying cold this week
MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) – It’ll be fairly quiet on Sunday with a bitterly cold first week of December.
Sunday forecast
Local perspective:
The day is starting out a little breezy with some minor blowing and drifting snow.
The winds will slowly back off throughout the day.
Temperatures are staying cold and steady.
Extended forecast
What’s next:
Temperatures will dip into the single digits overnight, leading to another very cold day to start off December.
A few areas of flurries and a dusting of snow looks possible on Monday.
Most of the work week stays quiet and cold.
The coldest day may land on Thursday, with parts of the state dipping subzero to start off the day.
The Source: This story uses information from the FOX 9 weather forecast.
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