Police Investigating Shots Fired In Audubon

Sheriff Todd Glander says there is no threat to the public and that no further information will be released at this time as the investigation is ongoing.

Audubon, MN – The Becker County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a report of shots fired in Audubon.

The sheriff’s office says the report of shots fired at a residence in Audubon around 4:40 p.m.

Sheriff Todd Glander says there is no threat to the public and that no further information will be released at this time as the investigation is ongoing.

The Audubon Police Department, Audubon Fire Department, Detroit Lakes Police Department, state patrol, and the MN BCA are assisting in the investigation.

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AUDUBON, Minn. – Multiple agencies are investigating a possible shooting in Audubon, which is about seven miles west of Detroit Lakes.

We do not know how many people were involved or the extent of any injuries.

Mayor Tony Gordon couldn’t confirm the shooting but says there was a heavy police presence near the old bank. He is still waiting to be updated by his police chief.

The Becker County Sheriff’s Office will only confirm that an investigation is underway and would not comment any further.

Sheriff Todd Glander told other media outlets that there is no threat to the public.

UPDATE: The Becker County Sheriff’s Office says it received a report of shots fired at an Audubon residence shortly before 4:45 Tuesday afternoon. Authorities are not releasing any more details at this time, but say there is no threat to the public related to the incident. It remains under investigation.