"Tragic Minnesota Shooting Exposes Pattern of Domestic Abuse and Loss"

Court records reveal that the suspect in the Burnsville shooting had a history of abuse, with two mothers of his children filing orders for protection against him. The records detail incidents of physical and emotional abuse, including head-butting, throwing down the stairs, and threatening with a knife. Despite the allegations, one petition was dismissed due to lack of proof, and the other petitioner later wrote a letter in support of the suspect. The judge, however, cited the allegations when denying the suspect's petition to regain his gun rights, upholding a lifetime ban against him. This ban stems from a 2007 assault conviction, reflecting lawmakers' concerns about future dangerousness.
- Court records: Burnsville shooting suspect was 'emotionally,' 'physically abusive' to mothers of his children KSTP
- Deadly Minnesota shooting sheds light on nation's growing domestic violence problem PBS NewsHour
- Minnesota shooter who killed 2 police officers and a paramedic ID'd, had lost right to own guns Yahoo News
- Medical Examiner Reveals Cause and Manner of Death for Fallen First Responders KNSI
- Burnsville police chaplain navigating grief, loss after shooting INFORUM
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