A 11-year-old boy was shot dead by Park in broad daylight: Minneapolis Police

An 11 -year -old boy was shot and killed by Minneapolis Park in broad daylight, said the police, and now investigators urged the public to help them make arrests.

The shot erupted at Folwell Park around 2 pm Monday, Minneapolis police said. Witnesses said they saw a car driving through the park and two other cars driving through the parking lot that was adjacent when the shot was heard, according to the police.

A Samaria both at his home nearby “heard a scream to ask for help” and found the 11 -year -old player outside suffered a gunshot wound, said the police.

The man put the boy in his car and began to rush to the hospital, and while on the way, he lowered an officer, said the police.

The officer brought the boy out of the car and started an attempt to save his life, the police said. The fire department, police and EMS personnel also responded to try to save the 11 -year -old child, but he was declared dead at the scene, said the police.

“I cannot emphasize how terrible to have a 11-year-old boy who was shot and killed in the middle of the day,” Minneapolis police chief Brian O’hara said in a statement.

“We need anyone who has information to move forward so that we can bring a sense of justice to this child’s family,” O’hara said. “We follow every instruction, but we need public help to complete this.”

The police say that anyone who has information can send an email to policetips@minneapolismn.gov or can remain anonymous and contact Crimestoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS.