drive-by shooting

The shooting occurred in May of last year outside a northwest Rochester apartment complex.

The victim's SUV had two bullet holes and two flat tires.

The Minnesota Supreme Court has agreed to hear a Rochester man's appeal of his conviction and prison sentence involving a gunfight on a city street.

The 3rd man convicted for a deadly drive-by shooting in Austin was sentenced Thursday.

He is accused of firing a gun at a minivan carrying 5 people, including a pregnant woman and 3 young children.

One of the shootings targeted a woman and 3 children.

According to the charges, it appears the homes struck by the gunfire were selected at random.

Police reported that he was attempting to hide under the deck at his home when he was arrested.

The gunfire erupted in the parking lot of a northwest Rochester apartment complex a little over two years ago.

The shooting was reported late Saturday night.

A second man charged in connection with the shooting is scheduled to stand trial in December.

The person who was identified as the shooter was also sentenced to probation earlier this week.

The charges say she intentionally struck the victim and then sped away from the scene.

Court documents say the victim told police that she was the actual shooter.