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Minneapolis has recorded its first homicide in more than two months following a deadly shooting in North Minneapolis Saturday night.

Albert Lea police say there are no signs that foul play was involved.

The charges say she intentionally struck the victim and then sped away from the scene.

Deputies began hunting for the suspect on the night of February 27.

The incident was originally reported as a domestic assault.

A news release says it appears a pellet from one of the shotgun blasts hit one of the officer's protective glasses.

A 13-year-old girl was playing with the gun when it discharged.

She was reported missing on the afternoon of January 28.

Witnesses reported seeing a body being dumped.

Officers responded to the report of gunfire around 9:50 Saturday morning.

The case began as a suspicious death investigation before shifting to a homicide investigation.

Officials say the suspect was found with an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound at his home in New Ulm.