Charges: Cellphone data led to arrest of teen in Eden Prairie homecoming football game shooting

Charges: Cellphone data led to arrest of teen in Eden Prairie homecoming football game shooting Emily Baude KSTP Adam Abdihakeem Adam booking photo (Hennepin County Jail) An 18-year-old man is now facing charges for a shooting at Eden Prairie’s homecoming football game a week ago, which left an 18- and 17-year-old hurt.Adam Abdihakeem Adam, of Minneapolis, was charged Friday with two counts of second-degree assault and one count of second-degree riot.Surveillance video from the area showed ten people fighting near a Sonata and another car driving in the parking lot just before the shooting, the complaint said.Court records say the Sonata’s driver got out of the car, got back into the car and exited again before firing at the two victims and driving away.RELATED: Eden Prairie Police share new details in an apparent gang-related shooting at homecoming game One of the victims was shot in the leg, and the other was shot in the foot, court records say.According to the complaint, the owner of the Sonata was identified as Adam’s brother, who police say was not at the scene of the shooting.Cell phone data indicates Adam was at the high school during the shooting and drove away in the Sonata afterward.Following the shooting, law enforcement says Adam changed his clothes and abandoned his phone.A search warrant of Adam’s home resulted in finding the clothes matching the shooter on surveillance video.Adam was arrested on Thursday and booked into Hennepin County Jail. He is due in court Oct. 12 for his next appearance.RELATED: Arrest made in shooting at Eden Prairie homecoming football game