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EXCLUSIVE: Husband of Loring Towers property manager shot six times describes her fight for survival
Alpha News MN • • nation
Key Points:
- Jan Peterson, property manager at Minneapolis' Loring Towers, remains critically injured but alive after being shot six times during a mass shooting at the apartment building on Wednesday.
- The shooter, Carlton Neal Johnson II, who was facing eviction from the subsidized housing complex, also killed two residents and injured two police officers before dying in a gunfire exchange with police.
- Johnson had a history of threatening behavior, including openly displaying a firearm in the management office and making threats to kill someone, which led to an eviction proceeding still pending at the time of the shooting.
- Jan Peterson was reportedly shot multiple times, including a close-range shot after she had fallen, and has undergone several surgeries; her husband, Bob Peterson, calls her survival a miracle and attributes it to divine intervention.
- The shooting has deeply affected Peterson’s family, with Bob reflecting on faith and the recent loss of his mother, while emphasizing Jan’s dedication and caring nature as a property manager dealing with difficult tenant issues.
