One man was killed in an apparent confrontation at the Lake Street light rail station in Minneapolis on Thursday afternoon.
A police spokesman said the incident occurred about 2:25 p.m. The preliminary investigation suggests the shooting followed a confrontation between two men inside the vestibule at the station platform. As the altercation escalated, one of the men pulled a handgun and shot the other before fleeing.
No immediate arrests were announced.
This is the city's 82nd homicide of the year, which is the third-highest annual total in city history. The second most deadly year saw 83 homicides.
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