Man fatally shoots his father, then himself in Brooklyn Center

September 24, 2013 at 2:00AM
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A man shot and killed his father, then fatally shot himself early Monday in their Brooklyn Center home, authorities said.

The shooter's mother suffered a bullet wound in her arm but was not an intended target during the domestic dispute, which happened about 1 a.m. in the 1300 block of 72nd Av. N., according to police.

The woman, who was no longer married to the father, is recovering, police added.

Other people were in the home at the time of the shooting, according to police.

Authorities have yet to identify any of those involved and have not provided details about what led to the violence.

Paul Walsh

The body of one of the victims was removed from a Brooklyn Center home Monday morning. Reports indicated a man and his adult son were shot dead and the mohter wounded. [ Jerry Holt, Star Tribune, Brooklyn Center, MN 9/23/2013
The body of one of the victims was removed from a Brooklyn Center home Monday morning. Reports indicated a man and his adult son were shot dead and the mohter wounded. [ Jerry Holt, Star Tribune, Brooklyn Center, MN 9/23/2013 (Dml -/The Minnesota Star Tribune)
The body of one of the victims was removed from a Brooklyn Center home Monday morning. Reports indicated a man and his adult son were shot dead and the mohter wounded. [ Jerry Holt, Star Tribune, Brooklyn Center, MN 9/23/2013
One of the victims was removed from a home on the 1300 block of 72nd Av. N. in Brooklyn Center Monday morning. The body of one of the victims was removed from a Brooklyn Center home Monday morning. Reports indicated a man and his adult son were shot dead and the mother wounded. (The Minnesota Star Tribune)
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