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“It is a beautiful community that needs help,” said Kody Kolb.
A Minneapolis community is trying to get its sense of normalcy back after a shooting turned their world upside down this week. For some, that will take a lot of work.
The heavy police and media presence is pretty much gone. But when you talk to those who live and work in the Loring Park neighborhood, they’re still processing a tragedy they’ll never forget.
“It was stressful,” Kolb said Friday as he prepared a salad for a customer. “We were just doing our normal thing, making burgers and fries, and all of a sudden people were screaming.”
Kolb manages The Nicollet Diner, across the street from the Shoreline Plaza Apartments where police say a resident opened fire on his ex-girlfriend during a custody exchange Wednesday. He ended up killing two people, injuring five others, including two poli...
