The suspected shooter, identified as Carlton Neal Johnson II, 35, of Minneapolis, died at the scene from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. ^[1] Two people were killed and six others were injured in a shooting at an apartment building near downtown Minneapolis on Thursday, according to authorities. ^[2] Carlton Neal Johnson II, a 35-year-old resident of the Shoreline Plaza apartment building in Minneapolis, killed three people and wounded six others in a shooting on Wednesday evening. ^[3] Johnson subsequently shot and killed two other residents, Muse Abdi Afrah, 61, and Dale Henry Spry, 63, who also lived on the ninth floor. ^[4] Carlton Neal Johnson II, identified as the shooter, was among the three people who died in the incident. ^[5] One victim died from wounds at an area hospital while the other died at the scene, according to KMSP. ^[6] Three Minneapolis police officers were injured during the incident; two were shot by gunfire and one was injured by other means. ^[7] Johnson died during a shootout with police, while two officers were seriously wounded and one suffered minor injuries before all were cleared. ^[8] Court records indicate that Carlton Neal Johnson II had a history of assault and making violent threats and was facing eviction from the apartment building where the shooting took place. ^[9] Three police officers sustained injuries during the shooting and are expected to make full recoveries. ^[10]