Minneapolis 'Carjacking Crackdown' Is A Letdown For Some Residents
After police made dozens of arrests in a Minneapolis carjacking crackdown earlier this year, fewer than half have been charged with felonies.
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After police made dozens of arrests in a Minneapolis carjacking crackdown earlier this year, fewer than half have been charged with felonies.
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One week after a mistrial was declared, the Ramsey County Attorney's Office announced it will retry a Watertown man accused of shooting a fellow motorist to death after a fender bender in St. Paul last May.
Minneapolis police say a teenage boy is hospitalized after being shot early Monday evening in the Hawthrone neighborhood.
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Tiffany Owen caught the newborn baby girl in her arms right outside of the emergency department doors.
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A judge sentenced Jason Mesich Monday after he pleaded guilty last month to second-degree murder and other charges.
Despite concerns from Derek Chauvin's defense after the announcement of a settlement between Minneapolis and George Floyd's family, jury selection continued Monday.
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