MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - A Hennepin County judge on Wednesday decided to hold off on issuing a restraining order in the legal battle over a Minneapolis homeless encampment after a mass shooting .

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Judge postpones making decision on encampment order

What happened:

During the virtual hearing, an attorney for the city argued that a restraining order was necessary to secure the property and prevent the owner from reopening it once it is no longer an active crime scene.

The property owner agreed not to reopen the encampment or set up another one until the situation could be resolved.

The judge instructed both sides to discuss the situation and try to reach an agreement.

What they're saying:

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