Minneapolis mass shooting: Victim's family speaks out

Also learning more about the victims of Wednesday's mass shooting at a downtown Minneapolis apartment. Three of the people are dead, including the suspected shooter. Six others were injured, including those three Minneapolis police officers that we just talked about. Now the officers are expected to make a full recovery, but there are still many heartbroken and grieving to our Fox nine's Emily Pofall is live for us outside of the shoreline apartments. And Emily, you spoke with one of the victim's families. Tell us about that. Right. We spoke with 63 year old Dale Spry's family. He's an army vet being remembered as a jokester and a peacekeeper. Spry's nephew tells me that he was pretty protective and says he loved watching wrestling. They grew up together here in Minneapolis just eight years apart. And he says Spry had mentioned concerns about a neighbor flashing a gun before. Investigators say Carlton Johnson, the second open fire here at the apartment Wednesday, killing Spry and 61 year old Muse Ofra injuring the mother of his child, three police officers and two building employees. When somebody has that place in your heart, you know, that's the last thing you want to accept is that they're not around anymore, especially something so senseless. Like I know deal would have worked with that guy no matter what his issues were at this point, the State Bureau of Criminal Apprehension has taken over the investigation and those officials say that right now they don't have any evidence suggesting that Johnson targeted Spry or any of the others specifically. But that is something they're still looking into you guys.