St. officers identified. Paul involved in the Hamline-Midway shooting

ST. PAUL, Minn. (FOX 9) – The Saint Paul policemen involved in the shooting who hurt A suspected of murder were identified by the Minnesota Department of Public Safety.

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State law enforcement officials have identified the following police officers involved in this case shooting: :

• Officer Blake Steffen, who had four years of law enforcement experience, fired his rifle.
• Officer Shawn Marlowe, with 10 years of law enforcement experience, fired his rifle.
• Officer Chase Robinson, with 10 years of law enforcement experience, fired his gun.
• Sgt. Lamichael Shead, who had eight years of law enforcement experience, fired his gun.
• Officer Peov Suon, who had three years of law enforcement experience, fired the less lethal 40 mm rounds.
• Officer Austin Borowicz, with three years of law enforcement experience, fired the less-lethal 40mm rounds.

All officers have been placed on standard administrative leave.

No policemen were injured in the incident.

What we know

Minneapolis police announced Tuesday that a man shot and killed by officers in St. Paul on Monday night is a suspected gunman who shot and killed four people in two separate shootings, including one at a homeless encampment that left two people dead.

On Tuesday, the Minnesota BCA identified the man as Earl Bennett.

What’s next?

Police say the suspect remains in hospital with life-threatening injuries. Minneapolis police are currently working with the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office to bring charges against him.

On Tuesday afternoon, Bennett was charged with attempted murder in connection with the Columbus Avenue shooting and with criminal possession of a weapon and assault in connection with a confrontation with St. Paul police. Paul.