From the StarTribune:

Pierre Romel Miller, 20, is charged in Hennepin County District Court with second-degree murder, with bail set at $500,000. He is listed in the criminal complaint as homeless and as being held in the Hennepin County jail on a state Department of Corrections hold.
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From the MPD:

October 5, 2009; Minneapolis: Criminal charges have been filed in the September 28, 2009 shooting death of Gerard Dwayne Brookins that occurred in the 2500 block of Marshall St. NE. Kelvin Jerome Roberts (DOB 3/28/1988) has been charged with, MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE (felony).

According to the complaint, Roberts arranged for a drug transaction with Brookins to occur in a car wash near the intersection Of Marshall St. NE and Lowry Ave. In various accounts given by Roberts, he went to the car wash with a cousin and another party with the intent to rob Brookins. During the course of the robbery, Brookins was shot in the chest and he stumbled into a nearby business as Roberts and his associates sped off in a white Cadillac.

Homicide detectives Fors, Porras and Kjos were able to obtain videotape footage from the car wash that confirmed

The Minneapolis Police VCAT, (Violent Criminal Apprehension Team), arrested two adult males in connection with the NE homicide that occurred on September 28th. Because this is an ongoing investigation, no further info is available until charges are presented to the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office.

Via KSTP-5 TV:

The medical examiner has identified the man who died after being shot at a car wash in northeast Minneapolis Monday.

Gerald Dwayne Brookins, 42, from Golden Valley, was shot at the Lowry-Marshall car wash, located at Lowry Avenue and Marshall Street NE.

The StarTribune reports:

On Monday, a man was shot near L&M Car Wash at Marshall Street and Lowry Avenue NE. about 4 p.m., Minneapolis police said.

The man staggered across Marshall to the door of Tony Jaros' Riverside Garden bar and was found lying in the entryway, said Sgt. Jesse Garcia, a police spokesman. The shooting victim was taken to Hennepin County Medical Center, where he died a short time later, Garcia said.

The City attorney and 2nd Precinct are requesting Community Impact Statements (CIS) regarding Charles Carruthers specifically, or theft generally. You can submit a CIS via e-mail to the 2nd Precinct at 2precinctimpact@ci.minneapolis.mn.us. The submission deadline is June 30th.

Charles Carruthers (Date of Birth: n/a) is charged with theft. On May 7, 2009, at the intersection of St. Anthony Parkway and California St NE, Officers responded to a theft in progress. Charles Roosevelt Carruthers fled on foot from the scene, but was arrested nearby.

If you have observed this person engaging in conduct that negatively impacts our community, please consider writing a community impact statement describing that conduct and how it has impacted you and the neighborhood as a whole.
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WCCO reports:

Minneapolis Police are investigating the city's second homicide of the year. According to authorities, an adult male was found slumped over in a minivan after 9:30 Wednesday morning.