Convicted felon Deundrick McIntosh received a 10-year sentence for illegal firearm possession after a Minnesota bank robbery.

A Twin Cities convicted felon, Salvador Pacheco, was federally charged for illegal possession of a firearm, despite his criminal history prohibiting gun ownership.

Police responded to gunshots in a Burnsville neighborhood, leading to a standoff and the arrest of a female suspect, with two officers sustaining minor injuries.

A vandal in Mankato destroyed 45 young trees and damaged a fire station, with the damage estimated at $16,000. Police seek help identifying the suspect from surveillance footage.

A jacket belonging to missing Winston Drepaul was found in a pond in Maple Grove, as police continue to seek public help in reviewing security footage.

Two armed suspects robbed car occupants at gunpoint in the Pebble Creek Apartment complex, Brooklyn Park, on March 30. No injuries were reported, and police are investigating.

Gunshots disrupted a suburban neighborhood, resulting in no injuries but a bullet-struck residence and a fleeing light-colored sedan. Police found shell casings and are searching for suspects and a motive.

Police in Brooklyn Park chased a suspect driving a stolen vehicle but called off the pursuit. The vehicle was linked to a recent burglary, and efforts to find the suspect continue.

Gunfire in a quiet neighborhood led to one person being shot in the head but surviving. Four armed suspects were seen fleeing the scene, and remain at large despite ongoing police investigations.

Ray Reco McNeary pled guilty to an armed bank robbery of a Wells Fargo in St. Cloud, after holding hostages with scissors, leading to an eight-hour standoff.

A Detroit couple was sentenced to prison for a drug trafficking operation, with the husband receiving 120 months and the wife 57 months, following DEA and MSP Airport Police investigations.

A 19-year-old man pleaded guilty to illegally possessing a machine gun after crashing a stolen Jeep into a St. Paul restaurant. No injuries occurred, and the chase ended with his arrest.

James Hollman, Jr., a Minneapolis gang member, pleaded guilty to firearm violations related to fentanyl distribution according to the U.S. Attorney's Office.