Monticello man faces charges after KIK app flags BCA of possible child porn
A Monticello man faces a felony charge after the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension reports they received a tip from the KIK messaging app.
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A Monticello man faces a felony charge after the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension reports they received a tip from the KIK messaging app.
Court documents alleged he was sending drug-soaked papers to state prisons, papers that would produce hallucinogenic effects when consumed. The substance was MDMB-4en-PINACA, a synthetic cannabinoid.
Police put out a call for help finding the suspect. On Wednesday, police said he turned himself in "due to pressure from concerned citizens."
Any benefits of low-level traffic stops didn't prevent Minneapolis and St. Paul police from putting an end to the practice last year.
Lyndon Wiggins was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of release for his involvement in the kidnapping and killing of realtor Monique Baugh.
The Wright County Sheriff's Office says Brandon Gardas was shot by law enforcement "after an armed confrontation" inside his home.
The family of Daunte Wright and the city of Brooklyn Center have reached a $3.25 million settlement 14 months after the 20-year-old Black man was fatally shot during a traffic stop by a police officer.
An 18-year-old man is expected to survive after being shot Tuesday afternoon in St. Paul's Baker-Annapolis neighborhood.
City records show that the police force is down more than 260 officers from the same time two years ago -- and still short of the minimum 731 the court is ordering.
Police are looking for a man who grabbed and robbed a child at a Twin Cities fast food restaurant Tuesday afternoon.
The Minnesota Department of Revenue says that two Lakeville restaurant owners face charges related to failing to pay sales tax.
The two former Minneapolis police officers who still face a state trial in George Floyd's killing have gotten a new trial date, a few months sooner than last ruled.
Minnesota prosecutors and a defense attorney for one of two former Minneapolis police officers who still face a state trial in George Floyd's killing have made dueling requests for a new trial date, with the state hoping to have a trial as soon as this summer, while a defense lawyer wants to push it to next spring.
This ruling comes after eight Northside residents sued the city, citing high levels of violent crime and a lack of police officers. They argued the gun violence, carjackings and break-ins were impacting their daily lives.
A 23-year-old Minneapolis man has been charged in a fatal gas station shooting after he turned himself in to authorities.
