Gallery: Law enforcement converges on Dinkytown to control crowds that gathered after the Gophers won its Frozen Four semifinal hockey game in Philadelphia.
Gallery: University students took to the streets of Dinkytown near campus to celebrate a Gopher win in the NCAA hockey semifinal game early Friday morning, April 11, 2014. Law enforcement worked to quiet the disturbance.
Gallery: Law enforcement worked to contain crowds in Dinkytown after the Gophers hockey win in the Frozen Four semifinal in Philadelphia on April 10, 2014.
Gallery: Gophers hockey fans stop to look at a fire they stumbled upon while walking in Dinkytown. Shortly afterward, law enforcement fired a paintball gun at them, though they had not started the fire.
![University students took to the streets of Dinkytown near campus to celebrate a Gopher win in the NCAA hockey semifinal game early Friday morning, April 11, 2014. After the disturbance was quieted down, Minneapolis police officers lingered at the intersection of 14th Ave. SE and 4th St. SE. ]](http://stmedia.stimg.co/3riot041114.jpg?w=2000)
Gallery: University students took to the streets of Dinkytown near campus to celebrate a Gopher win in the NCAA hockey semifinal game early Friday morning, April 11, 2014. After the disturbance was quieted down, Minneapolis police officers lingered at the intersection of 14th Ave. SE and 4th St. SE. ]
Gallery: University students took to the streets of Dinkytown near campus to celebrate a Gopher win in the NCAA hockey semifinal game early Friday morning, April 11, 2014. After the disturbance was quieted down, Minneapolis police officers lingered at the intersection of 14th Ave. SE and 4th St. SE.
Gallery: University students took to the streets of Dinkytown near campus to celebrate a Gopher win in the NCAA hockey semifinal game early Friday morning, April 11, 2014. After the disturbance was quieted down, Minneapolis police officers lingered at the intersection of 14th Ave. SE and 4th St. SE.
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