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The Associated Press
Rochester, Minn.

1 man fatally shot in Rochester, 4 arrested

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Updated: 6:20 p.m. | Posted: 8:55 a.m.

Police say they've arrested four men in a fatal shooting in Rochester.

Rochester police say they don't expect to arrest anyone else in the late Monday night shooting of 40-year-old Ahmed Al Naddf. With the help of surveillance video they arrested three suspects overnight, and a fourth on Tuesday.

Capt. John Sherwin said police were alerted about shots fired and found a man down on a sidewalk about 9 p.m. Monday. Naddf was found shot in the chest and died at the scene.

Sherwin said the motive is still unclear, but the suspects robbed the victim after shooting him.

"It's my understanding he has two young children and a wife," Sherman said. "It's a tragedy."

Sherwin said they have recovered the firearm involved, but remain unsure who pulled the trigger.

Surveillance video led officers to a nearby apartment. The men were arrested and booked into the Olmsted County Jail on possible charges of second-degree murder.

MPR News reporter Catherine Richert contributed to this report.