MINNEAPOLIS — Two teenagers have been arrested following an alleged attempted carjacking in Minneapolis, according to authorities. Police say the incident involved an attempted vehicle theft at gunpoint. Officers responded to the incident, and both teenage suspects were taken into custody. As of publication, authorities have not released additional details regarding the identities of the suspects because of their age. Information currently available indicates that the investigation remains active as Minneapolis police continue reviewing the circumstances surrounding the attempted carjacking. Additional details, including the exact timeline of events and any evidence recovered, have not yet been publicly released. The National Correspondent Network (NCN) has submitted a media inquiry to the Minneapolis Police Department Public Information Office requesting additional information, including the incident number, a summary of the investigation, whether any injuries were reported, whether a firearm was recovered, and any charges that have been filed or are anticipated. NCN has also requested any official statement the department may wish to provide regarding the incident. At the time of publication, the Minneapolis Police Department had not yet responded to our request for comment. Attempted carjackings remain a significant public safety concern in Minneapolis and across the Twin Cities. Law enforcement agencies continue encouraging residents to remain aware of their surroundings, report suspicious activity immediately, and contact 911 if they witness a violent crime or emergency. This is a developing story. The National Correspondent Network will continue monitoring the investigation and will provide updates as additional information becomes available from the Minneapolis Police Department or the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office. This story will be updated as more information becomes available.