Two people are in the hospital after a shooting at a homeless encampment in south Minneapolis Friday evening. Police say it happened near the 2200 block of Cedar Avenue South around 5:40 p.m. Officers there found a woman with gunshots wounds that are not considered life threatening.

Council Member Jason Chavez said council members are exploring two new ordinances, based off of successes in other cities including Duluth and Denver.

The first shooting took place Saturday afternoon at a south Minneapolis encampment, where police discovered three men suffering from gunshot wounds. While two of the men are expected to recover, a third—a 31-year-old—succumbed to his injuries and died shortly after arriving at the hospital.

Minneapolis police are still looking for suspects in the shooting death of one man at a homeless encampment south of downtown, with two others who were shot remaining hospitalized

There is something about these encampments that causes the crime around them,” said Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara. “That’s just what the data shows.”

Officers found a woman with non-life-threatening gunshot wounds near the 2200 block of Cedar Avenue South around 5:40 p.m. They also found a man with potentially life-threatening gunshot wounds near the 2200 block of Hiawatha Avenue South.

A pair of weekend shootings at Minneapolis homeless encampments result in deaths and injuries. On Sunday, two people were killed on the city’s south side.

Council Member Jason Chavez said council members are exploring two new ordinances, based off of successes in other cities including Duluth and Denver.