Minnesota boat factory workers subdue active shooter
Two shots were fired, but no serious injuries were reported at the MN factory
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}Workers subdued a person with a gun at a Minnesota boat factory early Thursday, according to authorities, who said two shots were fired but no one was seriously hurt.
An apparent dispute between two employees led to a confrontation at the Lund Boat Company, Otter Tail County Sheriff Barry Fitzgibbons told radio station KFGO.
One person was slightly injured, Fitzgibbons said. He did not elaborate.
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The unidentified person was taken into police custody and is being held in the Otter Tail County jail, the sheriff's department said in a news release. Officers arrived at the plant after 7 a.m. in response to a call about an active shooter.
Workers at a Minnesota factory successfully subdued an active shooter, with minimal injury reported. (Fox News)
A preliminary investigation found one shot was fired inside the plant and another outside, Fitzgibbons told KFGO.
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"If it wasn't for the quick actions of the staff here, it could have been a much different outcome," he said. "They intervened, they acted quickly and as a result we didn't have any additional people shot at or injured. They did a fantastic job."
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{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}New York Mills is about 170 miles northwest of Minneapolis.