City identifies 2 officers, 1 paramedic killed in Burnsville, Minnesota; suspect also dead

 Two cops and a paramedic were shot and killed in a Twin Urban communities suburb Sunday morning, specialists said, and the one who shot them is likewise dead.

Director Drew Evans with the Minnesota Department of Criminal Trepidation said Burnsville cops were called to a home at around 1:50 a.m. on 33rd Road South and East 126th Road, only west of the Interstate 35E - Thruway 77 trade.

A suspect inside was accounted for to be equipped, and a few group were blockaded inside, including seven small kids going in age from 2 to 15.

Evans said policing "a lot of time haggling with this individual," and paramedics came in for reinforcement at around 5 a.m. Minutes after the fact, dispatch requested everybody to remain back after the suspect started shooting.

Burnsville city authorities recognized the casualties as officials Paul Elmstrand and Matthew Ruge and fireman/paramedic Adam Finseth. Sgt. Adam Medlicott with BPD was additionally shot yet is supposed to make due.

The suspect, who has not been recognized, was accounted for dead at around 8 a.m., and the relatives in the home made it out securely a brief time frame later.

Evans said subtleties encompassing the timing and trade of gunfire are not satisfactory as of now in the examination.

"A few officials returned fire," Evans said. "I will take note of this individual had a few weapons and a lot of ammo."

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