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2 officers fired rifles after hours-long standoff, officials said.

2 officers fired rifles after hours-long standoff, officials said.

KARE 11s Lou Raguse had jailhouse interview with the defendant.

The Minnesota Department of Human Rights has filed a 72-page charge of discrimination over a period of 10 years against the Minneapolis Police Department. I commented critically on the charge along with a link to the charge itself in Who will speak for the MPD? We have yet to see any of the 480,000 pages of documents and other evidence gathered by the department in the course of its investigation.

I can assure our readers that this third-rate bullying will not deter us. And knowing Mannix, I’m sure he’d say the same. 

Reported with the Star Tribune in Minneapolis, the documentary is "an important new chapter" in FRONTLINE's Local Journalism Initiative, writes executive producer Raney Aronson-Rath.

When the Minnesota Department of Human Rights filed its 72-page charge of discrimination against the beleaguered and undermanned Minneapolis Police Department, I submitted a Data Practices Act request with the department for public inspection of the 480,000 pages of documents underlying the charge. I do not take the departments charge at face value for reasons I suggested in Who will speak for the MPD? On May 10 I heard back

The news organizations argue in their filing that the city’s subpoena is tardy, overly broad and a threat to First Amendment rights. 

OUTDOOR retailer Alpkit - which has a store in Ilkley - has received a £2.7 million funding package from HSBC UK, backed by UK Export Finance…

Prisoners are punished with long periods of isolation, often for minor offenses, that can cause lasting mental health problems. Other states are moving to limit the practice.