Two charged in connection with shooting, wounding Minneapolis officer
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Hennepin County prosecutors Tuesday charged a man and a woman in connection with shooting and wounding a Minneapolis police officer on Friday.
Frederick Leon Davis Jr., 19, of Minneapolis is charged with attempted murder; Nevaeh Lee Page, 20, of Brooklyn Park is charged with aiding an offender.
The officer spotted a Chevrolet Equinox suspected to be stolen, used in a robbery and to have twice fled police.
He trailed it in an unmarked vehicle to Colfax Avenue North and Webber Parkway, where Davis allegedly opened fire.
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Other officers chased the SUV for 26 blocks before it crashed. Davis and Page allegedly ran away; police arrested them after deploying a K9.
They also arrested two others, including a juvenile injured in the crash.
Police allegedly recovered two firearms, including an unregistered ghost gun and a Glock illegally modified to shoot in full auto mode.
The officer was treated for a gunshot wound to his right shoulder and released from the hospital.