Cheryl Reeve on Lawmaker Shooting – Lynx Coach Reacts
- Minnesota lynx coach Cheryl Reeve addressed the difficulty of playing Saturday's game against the Los Angeles Sparks after a shooting incident targeting Minnesota lawmakers.
- A man impersonating a police officer fatally shot Minnesota lawmaker Melissa Hortman and her husband early Saturday.
- Despite the tragedy,Reeve said the team will fulfill its role and play the scheduled game,which was also intended to celebrate Naismith memorial Hall of Famer Seimone Augustus's induction...
Following a devastating shooting targeting Minnesota lawmakers, Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve responds with a statement of grief while affirming the team’s commitment to playing their game. one lawmaker was killed, and another was wounded in an act described as “targeted political violence,” shaking the community.Despite the tragedy, Reeve emphasizes the lynx’s resolve. The team, including plans for a Seimone Augustus festivity, will still fulfill its role in the community, demonstrating resilience. The suspect remains at large and authorities are still investigating the incident. news Directory 3 is providing updates on this tragic event. Discover what’s next in this evolving story.
Lynx Coach Reeve Reacts to Shooting, Team to Play Its Role
Minnesota lynx coach Cheryl Reeve addressed the difficulty of playing Saturday’s game against the Los Angeles Sparks after a shooting incident targeting Minnesota lawmakers. Gov. Tim Walz described the event as “targeted political violence.”
A man impersonating a police officer fatally shot Minnesota lawmaker Melissa Hortman and her husband early Saturday. Sen. John Hoffman and his wife were also shot multiple times and wounded. Police are searching for the suspect. According to Brooklyn Park Police Chief Mark Bruley, writings found in a fake police car at one of the scenes mentioned multiple lawmakers and officials.
Despite the tragedy,Reeve said the team will fulfill its role and play the scheduled game,which was also intended to celebrate Naismith memorial Hall of Famer Seimone Augustus’s induction in 2024.
The team will still play its role in the community, Reeve indicated.
“It seems pretty meaningless, certainly, hitting this close to home,” Reeve said Saturday morning.
“Today’s a tough day all around. Basketball is what we do. We’ll go out ther and do what we do,” she said. “But God knows what, when our game is over, God knows what we’re going to come off the court and learn what’s happening. It’s sickening.”
What’s next
Authorities continue to investigate the shooting, and the Lynx will proceed with their game while grappling with the day’s tragic events. The team hopes to play its role as a source of community and inspiration during a challenging time.