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.

Police found three people shot at an in-home daycare Monday morning. Authorities spent the day gathering evidence and searching for the suspect. KARE 11 news reports the gunman, described as a thin black male in his 20's, was seen leaving the scene on a BMX bicycle wearing a blue hoodie and jeans. There is a $10,000 reward being offered for information that leads to a conviction.

DeLois Brown, James Bolden Sr. and Clover Bolden were shot and killed at Brown's home day-care on April 9. More than a month later, investigators have not made any arrests and continue to look for a young man seen leaving the scene on a bike. Authorities believe the Brooklyn Park home was targeted and are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest.

The Star Tribune reports technical problems have temporarily shut the system down until further notice. The reservation system was suspended in December for upgrades and scheduled to be up and running March 1.

Ramsey County begins a pilot project Thursday that will track offenders and notify victims of stalking when a predator is nearby. The GPS tracking device called Stalker Alert requires offenders to where ankle bracelet and victims to carry a small receiver. If the alleged predator enters a five mile radius of the victim, an instant notification would be sent to police and victims by text or audible tone.