Minnesota Homecoming Shooting Suspect Posts $100,000 Bond as 2 Teens Recover
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Updated · Fox News · Oct 11
Minnesota Homecoming Shooting Suspect Posts $100,000 Bond as 2 Teens Recover
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Oct 11
Summary
$100,000 bond secured Adam Abdihakeem Adam’s release Saturday, two days after his arrest in the Oct. 2 Eden Prairie High School homecoming shooting; he is due back in court Monday.
Police say the 18-year-old shot a 17-year-old and an 18-year-old after a parking-lot fight involving about 10 people, then fled in his brother’s car, abandoned his phone and changed his number.
Charging documents cited by local media say investigators tracked his phone around the shooting and found clothing at his St. Louis Park home matching surveillance video of the gunman.
The case has sharpened scrutiny of bail and gang violence in the Minneapolis area after police linked the shooting to rival Somali gangs; regional agencies are now coordinating intelligence and further arrests remain possible.