MINNEAPOLIMEDIA NEWS | Woman Critically Wounded After Argument Escalates Into Gunfire in North Minneapolis Parking Lot
Police say the suspected shooter left in a vehicle after the early-Saturday shooting near 41st and Lyndale avenues North
MINNEAPOLIS, MN (September 6, 2026). A woman was critically wounded early Saturday after an argument escalated into gunfire in a North Minneapolis parking lot, according to police, who were searching for the person responsible.
Minneapolis police responded at approximately 3:12 a.m. Saturday to a parking lot near 41st Avenue North and Lyndale Avenue North after receiving reports of a shooting.
Officers found a woman suffering from suspected gunshot wounds.
Police provided emergency medical care until paramedics arrived. The woman was transported to a hospital in critical condition.
A witness told investigators that an argument had escalated before a person opened fire and then drove away.
The shooting occurred before officers arrived.
Police had not publicly identified the wounded woman as of the latest information available to MinneapoliMedia.
Investigators also had not released a description of the suspected shooter or the vehicle used to leave the scene.
Investigation Remains in Early Stage
The shooting occurred near the Webber-Camden area of North Minneapolis.
Authorities have not publicly explained what started the argument or whether the wounded woman and suspected shooter knew one another.
No arrest had been announced.
The limited information means several important questions remain unanswered, including who fired the weapon, what led to the confrontation and whether investigators have identified a person of interest.
There also is no publicly established evidence connecting this shooting to the other serious shooting investigations Minneapolis police have handled in recent days.
Each incident should therefore be treated as a separate investigation unless authorities establish otherwise.
WHAT RESIDENTS SHOULD KNOW
Anyone who witnessed the confrontation or has video from the area around 41st and Lyndale avenues North shortly before or after 3:12 a.m. Saturday could possess information useful to investigators.
Minneapolis police accept tips through the department's tip channels, and people who wish to provide information anonymously may also contact CrimeStoppers.
Residents should avoid publicly identifying suspected individuals based on rumors or unverified social-media information while the investigation remains active.
MinneapoliMedia will update this report if police announce an arrest, release a suspect description or provide additional information about the woman's condition.

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