Police say 34-year-old Eddie Matthew Mosley, of St. Louis, Mo., has been charged with three felony counts of second-degree murder. According to the criminal complaint, Mosley was believed to have been trying to fight a sexual assault charge relating to a relative of one of the victims.

Three people died in a shooting in Brooklyn Park. The shooting happened at a home that serves as an in-home daycare. Police were searching the area for the suspect. The nearby Hennepin Technical College locked down as a precaution.

A Moorhead man is accused of kicking in a door because he was upset that his ex-girlfriend deleted him from Facebook and he was no longer able to view pictures of their daughter.

Bail has been set at $6 million for the St. Louis man accused of killing three people in a Brooklyn Park home and daycare center last month. Eddie Mosley, 34, appeared in court Friday on charges that he shot and killed Delois Brown and her parents, James and Clover Bolden on April 9.

Days before the triple homicide that stunned Brooklyn Park last month, Eddie Matthew Mosley received a summons -- in the mail -- at his St. Louis home, informing him that he'd been charged with rape in Minnesota and would have to appear in a Wright County court. Police say he drove to Minnesota and killed three. Now the victims' relatives are asking: Why wasn't he arrested on the rape charge?