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Man Accused of Killing Three Over Parking Fee Dispute

A man from Ethiopia has been accused of killing three people in St. Paul over a $65 parking contract. The suspect, identified as Tsegaab Ademassu Binessu, allegedly shot the victims, who were employees of an apartment complex, before fleeing hundreds of miles north, according to authorities. Police say the dispute was over a parking agreement. Binessu has claimed he was a victim of anti-immigrant bias. Law enforcement officials are investigating the incident and have not released further details about the alleged bias claim. The suspect was apprehended after a multi-state search. The victims' names have not been released. The case highlights ongoing tensions around immigration and bias, though authorities have not confirmed a motive. Binessu is being held pending charges.

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