Apple Valley police say murder-suicide was act of family violence
By Jane Lee
The Star Tribune reported Sunday that authorises said a murder-suicide in an Apple Valley house was an act of domestic violence.
Police said they were called Saturday to the scene around noon and found two men and one woman were shot and killed, according to the Star Tribune.
The Star Tribune reported that the owner of the house was a 60-year-old woman and she lived with two sons aged 27 and 23, according to public records.
Police said they will release the victims' names after the confirmation of identifications, according to the NPR News.
The Star Tribune reported that police said they are not looking for any suspects and neighbors around the area should feel safe.
The Star Tribune reported Sunday that authorises said a murder-suicide in an Apple Valley house was an act of domestic violence.
Police said they were called Saturday to the scene around noon and found two men and one woman were shot and killed, according to the Star Tribune.
The Star Tribune reported that the owner of the house was a 60-year-old woman and she lived with two sons aged 27 and 23, according to public records.
Police said they will release the victims' names after the confirmation of identifications, according to the NPR News.
The Star Tribune reported that police said they are not looking for any suspects and neighbors around the area should feel safe.
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