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Photo: KSTP. Created: January 22, 2021 03:41 PM (KSTP) - Two men have pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit arson at the Minneapolis Police Departments Third Precinct. The U.S. Attorneys Office said 25-year-old Davon De-Andre Turner and 23-year-old Branden Michael Wolfe, both of St. Paul, have each entered guilty pleas. According to their pleas, on May 28, 2020, Turner and Wolfe separately went to the Third Precinct, where a crowd was shouting, "Burn it down, burn it down...

St. Paul man pleads guilty to federal arson charges in Minneapolis PD 3rd Precinct fire By Paul Blume The Minneapolis Police 3rd Precinct was set on fire by protesters Thursday night. MINNEAPOLIS (FOX 9) - A St. Paul, Minnesota man pleaded guilty Friday to federal arson charges for his role in torching the Minneapolis Police Department’s Third Precinct following the deadly arrest of George Floyd last May.   In a virtual hearing, 25-year-old Davon De-Andre Turner admitted he and other demonst...

Minneapolis protesters seek focus on progressive priorities About 120 people highlighted a host of issues during a rally and march.  January 21, 2021 — 5:10am Text size Copy shortlink: A coalition of progressive groups rallied in Minneapolis Wednesday night to demand that new President Joe Biden reverse many his predecessors policies and protect immigrant and minority communities. Speakers at the rally outside South High School sai...

State governments across the country have been warned by the FBI that militant groups are planning a series of armed protests at their state capitols as inaugur

Don’t Blame “Defund” We haven’t seen much to suggest that last summer’s uprising pushed persuadable voters to the Republican Party. And in a number of states, the protests ignited voter registration efforts that directly helped Democratic candidates. Outside a burned Wendys restaurant in Atlanta during protests over the killing of Rayshard Brooks on June 15, 2020 (Chandan Khanna/AFP via Getty Images) On May 28, 2020, after three days of anger o...

Arbeiter Brewings had a long, winding road to fruition Arbeiter Brewing Co. faced hurdle after hurdle before finally opening last month.  By Michael Agnew • Special to the Star Tribune January 6, 2021 — 9:49am Text size Copy shortlink: Opening a new brewery is difficult under ideal circumstances. Costs are high. Finding appropriate real estate can be a challenge. And in this heavily regulated industry, the labyrinth of federal, s...

Photo: SCPD Facebook page. When Officer Bethany Green returned to work as a patrolwoman in the Suffolk County Police Department after her deployment in the Middle East, she presented flags and a plaque to the third precinct where she works.   Suffolk County Police Third Precinct Inspector John Rowan and Deputy Inspector Darrel Simmons welcomed Green back to work and accepted the plaque.   Green, a patrol officer in the Third Precinct, is also a Major in the United States Army. She recent...

Staples man pleads guilty to arson of Minneapolis Police Third Precinct Men from Brainerd and Staples are among four defendants federally indicted with conspiracy to commit arson for their alleged roles in burning the Minneapolis Police Department’s Third Precinct building during the May 28 riots following the murder of George Floyd. Written By: Forum News Service | 2:01 pm, Nov. 19, 2020 × This image allegedly shows Bryce Michael Williams approaching the entrance of th...

“I think very few true volunteers are looking for recognition for their efforts. Being able to volunteer is a great gift in itself,” Cheri said at the time. “I always feel that I’m receiving so much more than I’m giving. However, to be a Woman of the Year in Santa Clarita is an amazing honor.” In 2012, Cheri was named the “Woman of the Year” by the Los Angeles County 5th Supervisorial District and Commision for Women, and in 2017 she was named the “Volunteer of the Year” by ...

Minneapolis police bodycam footage shows deadly confrontation Minneapolis police spokesperson John Elder said the 27-second video, as well as the slower version, is the only footage the department will be releasing at this time, citing the ongoing investigation. The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is retaining other videos from the Dec. 30 incident, he said. Written By: Jon Collins and Brandt Williams / MPR News | 6:03 pm, Dec. 31, 2020 × Bayle Gelle shows a pho...