Breaking news:Minneapolis Mental Health Facility Murder: Suspect Charged in Deadly Attack

 A 31-year-old man out on bail for attempted murder has been formally charged with second-degree murder and second-degree assault following a horrific Monday morning rampage at the Nancy Page Crisis Residence, a mental health facility in south Minneapolis.

The suspect allegedly attacked five people inside the Loring Park neighborhood facility using a variety of household objects, including a firewood log, a lamp post, a fork, and a fire extinguisher.
Chronology of the Attack
  • 6:35 AM Monday: Panicked staff and residents call 911, reporting that Faulkner is actively attacking people and making threats to kill everyone.
  • Police Arrival: Officers arrive to find suspect covered in blood and white fire extinguisher powder. As he is placed in handcuffs, he reportedly tells officers, "I think I killed someone."
  • The Aftermath: Inside, police discover one male resident beaten to death in his room. Four other victims are hospitalized with injuries resulting from the attack.
Investigation and Custody
The facility is operated by People Incorporated, which declined to comment on the active investigation. Faulkner remains held in the Hennepin County Jail

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