5 dead in Minn. shooting rampage

Authorities said a gunman killed four people and injured four others inside a Minneapolis sign-making business on Sept. 27 before apparently shooting himself.

Police spokesman Sgt. Stephen McCarty said officers were summoned by a 911 call and discovered the victims' bodies shortly after arriving at Accent Signage Systems Inc., located in a residential neighborhood on the north side of the city.

McCarty said police searched a house later that day where the suspected gunman lived but found "nothing that we know of."

No details were released about the gunman or his motive, other than he was found dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound.

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A Minneapolis police officer stands at the entrance of Accent Signage Systems as police investigate the scene where a gunman reportedly shot several people and then turned the gun on himself

A Minneapolis police officer cordons off an area outside the office of Accent Signage Systems in Minneapolis on Sept. 27

Police investigate a shooting at Accent Signage Systems on the north side of Minneapolis on Sept. 27 that left four people dead and four others wounded

A Minneapolis police officer stands at the entrance of Accent Signage Systems as police investigate a shooting at the business.

Minneapolis police officers walk to Accent Signage Systems as police investigate a shooting at a business in Minneapolis on Sept. 27

Police investigate a shooting at Accent Signage Systems on the north side of Minneapolis on Sept. 27 that left four people dead and four others wounded