The teenager shot fatally in Minneapolis Street, shot two more days later during crime, say charges

On the last hours of his birthday, a 17-year-old shot a man on a street in South Minneapoli and scored two people days later as part of a violent hourly crime.

Saice-Roy from Minneapolis appeared in court on Tuesday and will be detained on Wednesday before a court appearance. His lawyer must answer a request for a comment on the allegations against her client.

The prosecutors have announced that they intend to pursue his case before the adult court, where a conviction for conviction would be more serious.

After the death of Manzano-Gomez, police chief Brian O'Hara said: “This shootout, which took place up close, is particularly worrying.”

One of the three people who were charged in this crime was 17-year-old Joseph Douglas Goodwin from Minneapolis, who was fatally shot on April 29 in a vehicle near the Bloomington Avenue S. and E. 25th Street.

According to information in both cases, Saice-Roy: