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FARGO, N.D. (AP) � One police officer died and two others were critically
injured in a shooting in Fargo, North Dakota, that also killed the suspect
on Friday, police said.

The shooting happened before 3 p.m. on a busy street. Multiple witnesses
said a man opened fire on police officers before other officers shot the
suspect.

In a statement late Friday, police said a civilian also was seriously
wounded.

Police did not provide information about a possible motive or
circumstances leading to the shooting. The identities of the slain
officers and the suspect were withheld pending notification of their
families.

The Fargo Police Department said the investigation is ongoing.

�We sincerely are asking for your patience and our community�s patience
and understanding as the Fargo Police Department works through this
incident,� Gregg Schildberger, Fargo chief communications officer, said
Friday evening.

More details will be released at a press conference scheduled for 3:30
p.m. Saturday at Fargo City Hall, Schildberger said.

�This is very difficult on all of us. We are releasing as much information
as we can at this point," Schildberger said. "We appreciate all the
messages from the community that have been given to us in support of our
officers.�

Sanford Medical Center Fargo spokesperson Paul Heinert said in an email
that the hospital �did receive patients stemming from today�s shooting
incident in Fargo.� He said updates on their conditions would come from
the Fargo police.

Police said there was no known threat to the public. But after the
shooting, officers converged on a residential area about 2 miles (3.2
kilometers) away and evacuated residents as they gathered evidence they
said was related to the shooting.

Witnesses reported seeing and hearing gunshots in the area. Shannon
Nichole told KFGO Radio she was driving in the area at the time.

�I saw the traffic stop and as soon as I drove, shots were fired and I saw
the cops go down,� Nichole said. �My airbag went off and the bullet went
through my driver�s door.�

A man grabbed her and said they needed to get out of the area, Nichole
said.

Chenoa Peterson said she was driving with her 22-year-old daughter when a
man pulled out a gun and began firing at police.

�He proceeds to aim it and you just hear the bullets go off, and I�m like,
�Oh, my God! He�s shooting,�� she told The Associated Press.

Peterson�s first instinct was to pull over and try to help, but her
daughter convinced her to leave. �It�s weird knowing that if you were 10
seconds earlier you could have been in that,� she said.

Bo Thi was working alone at a nail salon near where police reported the
shooting when she heard what sounded like fireworks or a motorcycle
backfiring. She said gunshots didn�t cross her mind at the time.

Surveillance video provided by Fargo resident Allison Carlson captured the
rapid sounds of gunfire.

North Dakota Attorney General Drew Wrigley said the state Bureau of
Criminal Investigation was working with federal, state and local law
enforcement in response to a �shooting incident� but provided no details
of what happened.

Police and other agencies across the region posted their sympathies for
Fargo police on Facebook.

�Thinking of our brothers and sisters in Fargo,� a post from the South
Dakota Fraternal Order of Police said.

The Glenwood Fire Department in Minnesota posted, �Please keep the blue
lights shining to show our support of not only our local law enforcement,
but also those affected by todays events!�

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