A shooting in a high-rise apartment building in downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota, on Wednesday left three people dead and six people injured, including three police officers. ^[1] Three people were killed in the incident, including the suspected attacker, whose cause of death remains unknown at the time of reporting. ^[2] The three deceased individuals included the suspected attacker, while the six injured comprised three police officers and three civilians. ^[3] Police spokesperson Garrett Parten stated that officers responded to emergency calls for shots fired in a residential building on Grant Street shortly after 4:30 PM. ^[4] The suspected attacker was found dead at the scene, though the specific cause of death was unknown at the time of the report. ^[5] Three police officers were injured during the incident, with one officer undergoing surgery and the other two suffering non-fatal wounds. ^[6] The Minneapolis Police Department received a 911 call reporting gunfire shortly after 4:30 PM local time on September 2. ^[7] The suspect was found dead, but authorities had not yet determined the circumstances of their death or a possible motive for the attack. ^[8] Three Minneapolis police officers were injured during the response, with two suffering gunshot wounds and one requiring surgery, all later reported in stable condition. ^[9]