The FBI said it was providing assistance

The dispatcher instructed the woman to gucci handbags go outside. The transcript shows her crying and praying as she called to her son and told him to get in the car as police arrived on the scene. Police are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in the case. Authorities were still saying little else about the slayings because the investigation is ongoing. Inspector Todd Milburn said authorities are still looking for a man in his 20s who they believe fled on a BMX bicycle. He was wearing gucci shirts jeans and a blue sweat shirt or jacket with a grey hood and white stripes on the back near the shoulders. Milburn said police do not believe the suspect was still in the immediate vicinity, and they were working with a number of agencies on the case. The FBI said it was providing assistance to Brooklyn Park police when requested. The triple slaying is not related to the death of a woman shot in a domestic-related incident Tuesday night just a mile and a gucci bags half away, Milburn said. Ashantai Finch, 32, died of a gunshot wound. A man was arrested in that case and remained in custody Wednesday pending possible charges. "We're focused on solving both crimes, both events," Milburn said. "That's our focus right now." Milburn said both incidents happened in neighborhoods that are relatively quiet and have few problems with police. Monday's homicides were the first this year in the Minneapolis suburb. There were five killings in 2011, but Brooklyn Park reported a 20-year louis vuitton handbags low in overall crime in 2011.