Woman charged with buying guns used in Minnesota standoff that killed 3 first responders
Federal authorities say a woman has been charged with illegally buying guns used in the killings of three Minnesota first responders in a standoff at a home in the Minneapolis suburb of Burnsville
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Your support makes all the difference.Federal authorities say a woman has been charged with illegally buying guns used in the killings of three Minnesota first responders in a standoff at a home in the Minneapolis suburb of Burnsville.
Officers Paul Elmstrand and Matthew Ruge, and firefighter-paramedic Adam Finseth were slain during the Feb. 18 standoff.
Their memorial service two weeks ago drew thousands of law enforcement officers, firefighters and paramedics.
Investigators say a man opened fire without warning after lengthy negotiations, then later killed himself. There were seven children in the home at the time.