# Isak Aden *Subject entry: a person named in one at-issue pair (AI-Dakota-021) in the Dakota package.* Isak Aden, 23, was shot by police in [[Eagan]], [[Minnesota]], on July 2, 2019. The project's at-issue entry AI-Dakota-021 records that the shooting ended a containment of about four hours, and that every lethal round was fired within 3.73 seconds.[^1] The entry sets two of its own figures side by side: the roughly four hours officers held Aden in containment, and the 3.73 seconds in which the lethal rounds were discharged. The entry's only linked document is a 2026 White House presidential action on fraud. That document is not a record of the Eagan incident.[^1] ## Who According to the at-issue entry, Aden was 23 years old. More than eighty officers took part in the containment, and five officers fired.[^1] ## What The entry records that Aden had put his handgun on the ground at officers' request. It states that officers then used flashbangs and foam rounds, and that five officers fired twelve rounds, causing eleven gunshot wounds.[^1] ## When The entry places the start of the containment at about 6:45 p.m. on July 2, 2019. It places the flashbangs and foam rounds at 10:37 p.m. that night, with every lethal round discharged within 3.73 seconds.[^1] ## Where The entry places the incident outside, in Eagan.[^1] ## How many The entry records the following at the scene:[^1] - more than eighty officers; - four snipers; - K-9 units; - an MRAP and two armored vehicles. It records twelve rounds fired by five officers, producing eleven gunshot wounds.[^1] ## In the at-issue record AI-Dakota-021 is filed under *II. The Use-of-Force Ledger* in the Dakota package, dated 2019-07-02. Its stated sources are two court documents on law.justia.com. The only URL attached to the entry, and the only URL permitted for this article, is the White House anchor cited below. That anchor concerns a federal fraud task force and does not describe the Eagan incident. The record available to this article therefore does not include the court documents the entry says it rests on.[^1] ## Notes [^1]: White House, *Establishing the Task Force to Eliminate Fraud* (March 2026) — anchor document attached to at-issue entry AI-Dakota-021, which carries the Aden timeline and figures; the document itself does not describe the Eagan incident. https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2026/03/establishing-the-task-force-to-eliminate-fraud/