Three Minneapolis police officers observed a spherical UAP composed of six interlocking rings of changing colored lights hovering at 10,000 feet, moving with both slow and hypersonic acceleration, and exhibiting positive lift without noise. The object interacted closely with a nearby helicopter before rapidly ascending and relocating north. A second, similar UAP was recorded months later along the Mississippi River near Anoka, MN, traveling at high speed before descending behind trees.
The witnesses were three Minneapolis Law Enforcement Officers (LEOs). They observed the UAP from a parking garage using binoculars, with one officer later driving their squad car toward the object while the other two continued monitoring from the garage. Their observations were supported by both visual and video evidence recorded during the incident.
Three LEOs stationed on a parking garage clearly observed under binoculars a spherical UAP at 10,000' MSL descend and ascend both slowly and extremely rapidly over a 25 minute period. 25 minutes in, a helicopter flew in near proximity to the UAP. The UAP responded by rapidly moving approximately 40 miles north within 5 seconds. The UAP remained in the general location for an additional hour, moving "lethargically". One of the LEOs drove their squad car in the direction of the UAP and was able to consistently observe the object while the two other witnesses continued to monitor from the parking garage.
An additional observation occurred on July 7, in Anoka, MN and was recorded approximately one mile from the witness. A similar UAP traveled along the Mississippi River at approximately 400 knots. The object then abruptly slowed down without noise and descended behind nearby trees.
