Cameraman can be seen screaming “Allah” as shots ring out.
Later in the clip the cameraman appears to be yelling at a wounded person saying “you a rookie on the drill!”
Cameraman can be seen screaming “Allah” as shots ring out.
Later in the clip the cameraman appears to be yelling at a wounded person saying “you a rookie on the drill!”
In Minneapolis, a program called Avivo Village uses a warehouse to house people experiencing homelessness. Instead of large shared sleeping areas, the space is divided into about 100 individual rooms. Each room has a door that locks, giving residents a separate place to sleep and store their belongings. The facility operates as an indoor shelter, especially during colder months when outdoor conditions become dangerous. Services are provided inside the same building. Residents can access mental health care, addiction treatment programs, and assistance with finding long-term housing. The setup combines sleeping space and support services in one location. People stay in the rooms while also working through programs designed to help them transition into more permanent housing. The model replaces open, crowded shelter layouts with individual rooms inside a single structure, paired with on-site services used during their stay.
"Abdid-Wahid Mohamed is accused of using other people’s EBT cards to get more than a million dollars to buy items from wholesale stores that he later sold at his own store.
EBT cards work like debit cards for low-income families who receive government-paid benefits.
Investigators said Mohamed owned Minnesota Food Grocery LLC near West Lake Street in Minneapolis and was seen buying items such as energy drinks and baby formula with EBT cards that did not belong to him.
Investigators said Mohamed then loaded the goods into his vehicles and took them to Minnesota Food Grocery, where they were unloaded and placed on store shelves for resale..."