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Follow local news on TwitterAs far as pursuing legal action, Lo said the family will weigh their options, sort through the facts and and "figure out what happens next."
The case will be reviewed by the Hennepin County attorney's office, but authorities said it's doubtful that Khang will be charged with any crime.
On Monday, officers involved in the shootout were on paid administrative leave, standard in such cases.
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