MINNEAPOLIS —
Police say two men are dead and a third is injured in a shooting at a north Minneapolis "after hours" club.
Officers were called to a commercial building about 3:30 a.m. Friday where the shots were fired. Police Sgt. Stephen McCarty says 50 to 100 people were gathered at the "after hours establishment" when the shooting occurred.
McCarty says one of the men who died was found outside the building and the other was found inside. He says a third man arrived at Hennepin County Medical Center with gunshot wounds.
Police say so far, no arrests have been made.
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