Overview
- Minneapolis police now put the total victims at 30 from the Aug. 27 shooting at Annunciation Catholic Church, with two students killed and 29 people injured by gunfire.
- Investigators say the higher count reflects self-transported patients identified after the fact and shrapnel injuries discovered in the days following the attack.
- 911 transcripts released this week record the first calls at 8:27 a.m., reports of multiple bursts of gunfire, and dispatchers urging people to stay hidden.
- Callers described the shooter’s gear and location, and transcripts quote fourth-grade teacher Becca Hare and another teacher identified as “Diane” as they sheltered children.
- Recovery updates include student Lydia Kaiser’s return to school and 12-year-old Sophia Forchas’ move to rehabilitation, with Kaiser’s GoFundMe surpassing $419,000.