Crossroads Mall

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September 17th marks the one-year anniversary of when a man dressed in a security guard uniform went on a stabbing spree at the Crossroads mall in St. Cloud.

If you've walked around Crossroads Center recently you may have noticed some empty stores.

Shoppers were let out of the Crossroads Mall while police continue to investigate a gun complaint incident.

The FBI is asking for your help in the Crossroads Mall stabbing investigation. Minnesota FBI spokesman Kyle Loven says the FBI is asking anyone who was present at the mall last Saturday night to contact the FBI with any information or cell phone video you may have.

Federal authorities are taking over the investigation of the Crossroads Mall attack. St. Cloud Police are transitioning the case to the FBI, who will continue to investigate if the stabbings were an act of terrorism.

In the wake of the Crossroads Shopping Center attack on Saturday that left 10 people injured, the FBI now has a presence in St. Cloud's public high schools.

St. Cloud Police Chief Blair Anderson said in a news conference on Monday that authorities haven't yet found a link between the Crossroads Mall attacker and the terror group ISIS.

St. Cloud Police now say a 10th victim has emerged from the stabbing incident Saturday night at the Crossroads Shopping Center.

A new jewelry store is opening soon in the Crossroads Center. Rogers and Hollands is planning to open during the week of June 8th.

A new clothing store is coming later this month to the Crossroads Mall. The store will offer women's apparel for sizes 10 through 26.