An argument over a television ended in a fatal shooting. A man was shot and killed inside a home. Charges have been filed in connection with the incident.
The dispute allegedly began over moving a TV. The shooting occurred on August 29.
Further details about the incident and charges are available from the court filings in Ramsey County Court, which provide more information about the events that led to the man's death in a St. Paul home.
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There is no known threat to the public, police said. The investigation is ongoing.
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