Police say they've arrested two men and two teenage boys suspected in an early-morning crime spree across Minneapolis last week that included two shootings, two burglaries and a carjacking at gunpoint.

Minneapolis before one fired at a neighbor looking out a window, striking and injuring them. (Minneapolis Police Department) Minneapolis police say they’ve arrested four people in connection to a rash of violent crimes committed in a two-hour burst early one morning last week that included the shooting of two bystanders.

MINNEAPOLIS — Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara announced Tuesday that a 34-year-old man, a 19-year-old man and two 17-year-olds were arrested in connection with a violent two-hour crime spree that took place on Feb. 11.

Four people, including three teenagers, were arrested Tuesday in connection to a Minneapolis crime spree that left two men injured last week.

Four people have been arrested in connection to a crime spree last week in Minneapolis that included two break-ins, a gunpoint carjacking, and two shootings – one of which was a man who police said got shot for simply looking out his window.

Minneapolis police announcing arrests in connection to last week’s violent crime spree which included six separate incidents including two shootings, two burglaries, a carjacking and a shots-fired incident all within approximately two hours.