Story highlights Police are trying to see if the two shootings are related 
 
 The shootings victims have remained "uncooperative," according to police 
 
 (CNN) Six people were shot early Monday in two separate shootings in Minneapolis, Minnesota, police said. 
 
 Around 2 a.m. ET Monday morning, someone opened fire outside the Minneapolis Police Department's downtown precinct, according to Minneapolis Police spokesman Corey Schmidt. 
 
 Minneapolis police officers, who heard the shots, responded immediately to the scene of the shooting where they found two men who had both sustained gunshot wounds to the leg. After establishing a crime scene, officers found a handgun in a parking lot near the scene of the shooting, Schmidt said. 
 
 About 15 minutes later, officers then heard multiple shots about a block away, according to Schmidt. They found four victims -- three men and one juvenile -- wounded when they arrived at the corner of Hennepin Avenue South and 4th Street South. 
 
 One of the victims, who was shot in the chest, is currently listed in serious condition at Hennepin County Medical Center. 
 
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– Six people in downtown Minneapolis were injured after being shot in two separate incidents in the early morning hours Monday, and police are trying to determine if the events are linked, the AP reports. KTSP notes that five of the victims suffered non-life-threatening wounds, while the sixth is now in stable condition, per KARE 11. The first shooting took place right outside the city's downtown police precinct around 1am local time, police spokesman Corey Schmidt tells CNN. After cops ran outside and found the first two male victims, as well as a gun, in a nearby parking lot, they heard more gunshots about 15 minutes later coming from a nearby block. That crime scene had three male victims and a juvenile victim. A man linked to the second shooting has been taken into custody, but Schmidt adds all six of the victims are being "uncooperative" as police try to find out if the two shootings are related. (An "extreme case of road rage" took place in Minneapolis this past spring.)