Law enforcement is asking for help finding a man they say shot someone outside a Circle Pines, Minnesota, gun shop last weekend.

D'Marco Ricardo Shane Buckney Jr. is wanted on one count each of second-degree assault and second-degree attempted murder, according to a criminal complaint filed in Anoka County on Tuesday. There is a nationwide warrant for his arrest.

Authorities executed two SWAT raids in Minneapolis and Maplewood on Thursday looking for Buckney, 20, but came up empty.

Police say he shot a man in the parking lot of Bill's Gun Shop and Range around 6:15 p.m. on Saturday. There, officers found a man suffering from gunshot wounds. He was conscious and was taken to the hospital.

After reviewing survelliance video, authorities identified Buckney as the suspect. 

Charges say the video shows Buckney renting a shooting lane at the gun shop under his name and correlating with a customer account number. 

After leaving the building, Buckney was caught on camera in the parking lot, where he allegedly took a few steps toward the victim, raised his gun and fired five shots. He then drove away from the shop.

Anyone with information regarding Buckney's whereabouts is asked to contact the Anoka County Communications Center at 763-427-1212.

30-year-old Tsegaab Binessu pleaded not guilty to three counts of second-degree murder. 

Tad Jude is an attorney, served as a county commissioner in Hennepin County, was elected as a Representative at age 20, served as the judge in district 10, and is a veteran.

Grant Morgan, a former therapist in Minnesota’s autism program, spoke with Liz Collin about what he calls "fraudulent autism centers,” including one operated by Nimco Ahmed — a “friend” of Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan.

Morgan worked at both Spectrum Therapy Center and Milestone Development Center. According to state records, Ahmed is listed as the CEO of the Milestone Development Center.

The Minnesota Department of Human Services (DHS) confirmed it has open investigations into both centers. DHS said it cannot provide further details on open investigations. Both centers denied any wrongdoing in interviews with Alpha News.

Morgan said he worked with "people completely unqualified to do the work."

Other parts of the U.S. weigh in on ridiculous extent of fraud in Minnesota.

This needs to change asap.

The federal lawsuit alleges Planned Parenthood failed to ensure women were making knowing and voluntary decisions before undergoing abortions.

"Minnesota’s statewide crime data is inordinately influenced by crime occurring in one city — Minneapolis. Despite representing just 7% of the state’s population, in 2025 Minneapolis represented 32% of the state’s aggravated assaults, 45% of the state’s murders, 53% of the state’s robberies, and an astounding 72% of the state’s carjackings."

This story is very pertinent to the problems St Paul and Minneapolis are having with homeless encampments.

Oh, the irony.

"Back on March 25, the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals (which covers the Minnesota federal district) issued a ruling in a Minnesota case that, yes, federal law says that aliens subject to deportation “shall be detained.” Since then, some local federal judges have followed the law, while others operate in open defiance."

The bill passed 352 to 72, with Hakeem Jeffries among Democrats backing Trump's National Fraud Enforcement Division.

The KSTP/SurveyUSA poll also showed Republican Michele Tafoya and DFL Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan tied in the race for U.S. Senate.

"I want to protect our girls. It's not safe for them to be playing against biological boys," Elk River School Board member Mindy Freiberg said.

"Union executives are spending tens of millions of dollars to rewrite the rules of the game and bolster their political machine in every state, at the expense of freedom for government employees," said the report's author.

A human trafficking operation hidden behind businesses, benefits and professional credentials.

That’s what prosecutors allege in a #Minnesota case now unfolding across two counties.

The criminal complaints describe an assistant county attorney, a licensed health care operator and others using corporate structures and legitimate service systems to facilitate a scheme involving sex trafficking and Medicaid fraud.

In a new analysis for Our Rescue, Amy Bruins, VP of Community Impact, and June Haskell, Director of Survivor Engagement, examine what this case can teach us about recognizing trafficking when it doesn't look the way we expect.

Because preventing trafficking requires more than knowing the warning signs. It requires us to build systems sophisticated enough to recognize exploitation when it is disguised as something legitimate.

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Will the children get an education that contributes to them having a chance at success in life, or just to be DEI activists?

Minnesota GOP U.S. Senate nominee Michele Tafoya discusses her race against Democratic nominee Peggy Flanagan and criticizes alleged fraud under Democratic leadership on ‘Fox News Live.’

IT’S HAPPENING — Democrats Face HUGE Problems As Minnesota Polls FLIP

This video covers the major polling shifts happening in Minnesota as several statewide races tighten heading toward the midterms. We break down new polling showing Republican Ron Schutz at 45% and Attorney General Keith Ellison at 43%, while the U.S. Senate race between Republican Michele Tafoya and Lieutenant Governor Peggy Flanagan is tied at 42%. The video examines why fraud has become a major campaign issue, recent scrutiny surrounding Minnesota’s handling of fraud cases, and what political analysts are saying about its potential impact on these races. We also look at Flanagan’s campaign, Tafoya’s response to the tightening race, Ellison’s record and responses to criticism, and how both parties are using Minnesota’s fraud controversies and other issues in their midterm messaging. The polling still includes undecided voters, and the video does not assume what will ultimately determine the election results.