Two Minnesota teens have been charged with multiple counts of second-degree murder in relation to a school shooting on Tuesday that left one student dead and …
Two Minnesota teens have been charged with multiple counts of second-degree murder in relation to a school shooting on Tuesday that left one student dead and one other injured. Alfredo Rosario Solis,19, and Fernando Valdez-Alvarez,18, were both charged with three counts of second-degree murder for their alleged involvement in the school shooting at South Education Center in Richfield, Minnesota. The shooting occurred outside the South Education Center at around 12:07 p.m., according to police chief Jay Henthorne. The school is about 20-minutes outside of Minneapolis. When officers responded to the scene, two students who were shot were found on the sidewalk, but both suspects left the scene. After being taken to the hospital, one student died due to injuries sustained from the shooting and the other was in critical condition as of Tuesday.
