A mass shooting in downtown Minneapolis on Wednesday left three people dead and three police officers injured, according to updated reports. Two officers sustained gunshot wounds, while authorities later confirmed that the suspected gunman was also dead. The Minneapolis Police Department responded after gunfire erupted in an area with multiple victims. Fox News reported that one officer was shot in the shin and another was struck in the abdomen; officials had not released the officers’ conditions at the time of the update. What Happened in Downtown Minneapolis? One victim died at the scene, while two others died after being taken to a hospital, according to the latest report. The circumstances that led to the shooting remained unclear, and authorities had not publicly explained how the suspect died. Minnesota Governor Tim Walz said state officials were supporting local law enforcement and thanked first responders working to secure the area. FBI Director Kash Patel said the bureau was aware of the shooting and prepared to provide resources, while officials urged the public to avoid downtown Minneapolis as the investigation continued.