A 16-year-old boy described as suicidal was shot by Carver County MPs with his parents nearby after a brief confrontation in front of his Chanhassen home

The teenager was identified by his peers class as Archer Amorosi, a lacrosse and football. player who was to start his first year at Minnetonka High School. Police said he was wielding weapons at officers

MPs responded at home in the 6400 block of Oriole Avenue just off the highway. Around 10:00 am, a woman phoned 911 to report that her son was suicidal and threatened him with knives and a baseball bat, according to the Minnesota Criminal Apprehension Bureau

. fired their weapons. Amorosi was declared dead on the scene. According to the BCA, the agency that is now investigating shooting, body cameras and videos from one of the five agencies that responded "may have recorded parts of the incident". The two officers involved in the shooting are now on standard administrative leave, and the BCA will report its findings to the Carver County Attorney's Office for review.

In the middle of the afternoon, more than a dozen friends and teammates investigators dealt with the crime scene nearby. Many teenage friends huddled together, crying with disbelief.

Reed Greenwood, 16, describes Amorosi as noisy and energetic, part of the popular crowd at school. Amorosi's social media photos represent a young man with long blond hair and a bright smile.

Two young boys from Minnetonka High arrived to express their respect but refused to be identified. They described him as a talented athlete and "very fun, nice guy."

A boy questioned the use of force. "They knew the mental problems," he said. "It's sad to have to finish well."

On Twitter, other students have published Amorosi's memories and messages of condolences to the family. "

" Rip dude): you deserved better, "reads a tweet," Today I lost a brother, long live Archer ", reads another. </ P> <p> The lacrosse team Minnetonka High tweeted: "Rest, Archer, we will miss you incredibly and you will love us forever."

The Carver County Sheriff's Office's emergency department revealed how the police officer "Altercation was quickly rolled out and a baseball bat," said the 911 dispatcher from the initial call. "Mother declares that he wants the officers to shoot him."

The dispatcher identified the male as being Amorosi.His mother, who called 911, said that he had disabled the garage door and locked her in the garage

"J & # 39; was there yesterday, my father told me that he had mental health problems, "replied a policeman." At this idea that he wants to go out like Bonnie and Clyde. "

L & # 39; officer said that the father was not aware of firearms on property other than an airsoft pellet gun. An agent warned that the teenager would also be "hostile to law enforcement."

According to the audio, the police arrived and saw the teenager in the living room with "a kind of handgun" in the left hand and a knife in the right. Mental health crisis services were also called to the scene

. Officers formed a perimeter and one of them noted that "he keeps pointing a handgun in my direction". Amorosi began pacing the front of the house and the garage door as MPs discussed how to get the mother out of the garage. The teenager then returned to the salon and alternated aiming between the agents and the garage door. The pepper spray has been deployed.

According to audio, the teenager 's father then arrived and was escorted. The police were holding Amorosi under the threat of a weapon while he had "a hatchet and something in his hands."

"Bring both parents out of here," said another officer just before Amorosi was shot and wounded. , the ambulance code 3, the suspect is down, "said an officer.RCR was executed in the courtyard on the south side of the house

Ambulances were called for the mother and an officer , who suffered minor injuries.

A minute later, a respondent told the despatch: "

Heather Sandahl, who lives at two doors, saw police officers approaching Amorosi's house while that she was leaving her house at 10:10 am for a visit to Paisley Park.

Some officers appeared to be removing their weapons from the cases and donning bulletproof vests. "We went back and asked the officers:" We are Are we safe here? "" Sandahl recalled. "They said that they were not sure, and we left while other squads rushed down the road. 19659002] It was only after the tour that she discovered what had happened. A friend who stayed at Inside her house fell to the ground as gunshots sounded shortly thereafter,

A few hours later, Sandahl was waiting at the Cub Foods car park, since she was stranded from her driveway. When she learned that the victim was Amorosi, she burst into tears.

"It's not fair," she says.

Greg Greenwood, who lives on the street since the scene of the shooting, said he heard two bursts. It seems right before 10:30 while he was in the Caribou parking lot about a quarter of a mile

"I'm hunting, so I know shots," said Greenwood, whose son Reed frequent Minnetonka High. "We do not have much to do here, so when that's the case, it's a big shock."