The Brief Minneapolis Police Department’s new non-fatal shooting unit, FAST, has been investigating cases since March. The unit aims to increase solve rates for non-fatal shootings and get more criminals, guns and drugs off the streets. A new Minneapolis police unit is taking aim at non-fatal shootings in the city, and leaders say it’s already making a difference. Before 2020, Minneapolis police had a dedicated non-fatal shooting investigative unit, but after staffing numbers dropped, that team was combined with homicide investigators. What we don't know:It is not yet clear how many total cases the FAST unit has investigated since March, or how many arrests have been made as a direct result of the new team’s efforts.