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Minneapolis police boost Uptown patrols after nightclub shooting
Minneapolis police have increased patrols in Uptown following a nightclub shooting that injured seven men and two women. Measures include restricting late-night traffic on major roads, deploying officers for foot and vehicle patrols, and enhancing security at local businesses. The Uptown Association plans to fund lighting and surveillance improvements to address safety concerns.
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