William Grahek's murder was "reasonably foreseeable" when three men armed with weapons broke into his home and attempted to rob him, the Minnesota Supreme Court said.
Duluth men charged in Lincoln Park home invasion, gunfire incident
At the time of their arrests Friday night, Quentin Ray Cooke and Joseph Michael Lamerand were both under community supervision following earlier acts of gun violence. 3:35 pm, Feb. 9, 2021 ×
Two Duluth men who have a history of gun violence are now facing a slew of felony charges after shots were fired during a Lincoln Park home invasion Friday night.
Authorities said Quentin Ray Cooke, 25, fired two shots into the apartment on the 2400 block of West Third Street after unsuccessfully attempting to confront a man who owed him money. The incident, which did not result in any physical injuries, came almost immediately after he was released from jail while facing an alleged probation violation stemming from another gunfire incident last fall.
A 38-year-old woman was arraigned Monday for allegedly driving her son, a homicide suspect, across the state and concealing his whereabouts for more than week.