Killer's Handgun Malfunctioned, 116 Rifle Rounds Recovered From the Scene: Minneapolis PD

One of the Minneapolis gunman's three weapons — a handgun — used in the Annunciation Catholic School and Church shooting malfunctioned, the city's police chief said in a law enforcement press conference Thursday. One hundred and sixteen rifle rounds were recovered from the scene, chief Brian O'Hara added. "One live round was recovered in a handgun that appeared to malfunction as the gunman attempted to use it, and became stuck in the chamber," he told reporters.