One person is confirmed dead after a police standoff in North Mankato led to a shooting.
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NORTH MANKATO, Minn. (AP) - One person is confirmed dead after a police standoff in North Mankato led to a shooting.
Police released few details about the shooting that came after a three-hour standoff at a home on the North Mankato hilltop Thursday.
Police began advising motorists at 11 a.m. that streets might be shut down for what was called a ``welfare check.''
Within minutes, police from Mankato and North Mankato and a regional tactical response team had the home surrounded.
Assault rifles were trained on the house throughout the standoff.
Just after 2 p.m. Thursday, officers entered the home and multiple gunshots were heard several minutes later.
An ambulance left later with a body.
North Mankato Police Chief Chris Boyer confirmed there was a death but offered little information.
(Photo Credit: City Of Mankato)
AP