Two people were killed in a St. Michael shooting Tuesday morning, March 4, and one remains in critical condition, according to a correction issued by the Spirit Lake Tribal Council. The shooting took place at approximately 9:30 a.

An initial statement reported that three individuals had been killed in the shooting. Today that statement was corrected to reflect that two were killed, and one remains in critical condition.

A shooting in St. Michael, North Dakota has left three members of Spirit Lake Tribe dead. The tribe was notified of the shootings around 9:30 a.m. by Bureau of Indian Affairs and the suspect was taken into custody around 1:20 p.

Updated. Two tribal citizens of the Spirit Lake Tribe were killed in a shooting on the morning of Tuesday, March 4, on the Fort Totten Reservation in St. Michael, North Dakota, according to a statement from the Spirit Lake Tribe Chairwoman Lonna J.

One person remained in custody Wednesday following a shooting Tuesday in North Dakota’s Spirit Lake Nation that left two people dead and another in critical condition. All three victims and the suspected shooter are Spirit Lake citizens, according to a Spirit Lake spokesperson.

ST MICHAEL, N.D. — Three members of the Spirit Lake Tribe were killed and one person is in custody after a shooting Tuesday morning in St. Michael, North Dakota.