Union Depot evacuated after fight in St. Paul

Oh there was a fight down at the Union Depot. There was a there was an event there. Trying to anticipate where the gangsters are going next. We do monitor their social media. That was Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher live streaming during his live on patrol Facebook page during an active response to a situation in St. Paul. Thousands of people were evacuated from the Union Depot last night during a market style shopping event. St. Paul police have not given details about who was involved in an apparent fight that broke out but as you just heard Sheriff Fletcher is saying possible gang activity. St. Paul police who are leading the investigation have not indicated that. So this is some video now hours later according to St. Paul Police officers responded to the incident around 9 p.m. Some people reporting suspected shots fired, but officers did not find any evidence of a shooting. Investigators reiterate no shots were fired and thankfully no one was hurt. It is unclear how many people were involved or what led up to the fight at this point and no arrests have been made. Now, according to Visit St. Paul, the event happening at the depot last night was the Bundle Fall Market. Organizers of this ticketed event are sharing on social media this market was a chance to for more than 100 small local businesses to show off their food and fashion and beauty and just local vendors in that space. Everything from ice cream to a prayer space available on site. And after the situation last night, event organizers posted this message on social media saying they are working closely with police and will provide updates on the situation.