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Viking Everson Griffen willingly leaves home after negotiations with police - Minneapolis Star Tribune
Nov 24, 2021 54 secs
Everson Griffen was involved in lengthy negotiations with law enforcement Wednesday from his Minnetrista home before the standoff was resolved.

"Shortly after 1:30 pm this afternoon, Everson Griffen came out of his residence without incident," Minnetrista police said.

Griffen, 33, posted a video on Instagram early Wednesday morning saying people were trying to kill him, and called police to his home.

from his home in the 5700 block of Hardscrabble Circle and said someone was with him and that he needed help from law enforcement, but no intruder was located, Minnetrista police said.

Early Wednesday morning, Griffen posted screenshots on his Instagram account of text messages to his agent Brian Murphy, asking for help, telling Murphy to call 911 and saying, "People are trying to kill me." A video on Griffen's Instagram account, which was later deleted, showed the 33-year-old in his house holding a gun, saying people were trying to kill him and that he had purchased the gun and bullets legally.

During those incidents, Griffen threatened violence at the Hotel Ivy in downtown Minneapolis and made comments about people trying to kill him.

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