A fatal shooting occurred in downtown St. Paul, resulting in the death of Cion Lee Jordan. The incident took place near the intersection of E.
7th and Wacouta streets. According to the victim's mother, Cion Lee Jordan was attempting to assist someone who was being assaulted when he was shot. Further details about the shooting are available from the Star Tribune, which reported on the incident and its circumstances.
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Cion Lee Jordan was fatally shot near E. 7th and Wacouta streets in downtown.
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