Fred Heidmann’s case stems from an Aug. 29, 2020, incident where police were conducting a traffic stop of a third party along Highway 371 south of Nisswa as part of the Toward Zero Deaths program. Heidmann was the mayor during this time.
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State and local law enforcement officers across Arkansas are sending a reminder: Drivers who arenât already in the habit of using a seat belt need to start. Without it, drivers will be stopped and ticketed. Much worse, someone not buckled-up stands a greater chance of losing their life in a traffic crash.
Starting next week, the U.S. Department of Transportationâs National Highway Traffic Safety Administrationâs (NHTSA) Click It or Ticket high-visibility enforcement operation gets underway. State troopers, local police officers and sheriffâs deputies will heighten their vigilance to be on the lookout for seat belt violators. The operation coincides with the Memorial Day holiday and runs May 24 through June 6.
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Last fall five workers were struck and killed in Michigan work zones. Monday marks Marquette’s 2021 season of road construction on Highway 41.
To ensure workers and bridge crews are safe The Michigan Department of Transportation is hosting their annual National Work Zone Awareness Week.
Governor Whitmer kicked off the campaign yesterday stating “As we deliver on the promise to fix Michigan’s roads and bridges, the safety of our road workers is our priority.”
With that being said this year’s theme is, “Drive Safe. Work Safe. Save Lives.”
National Work Zone Awareness Week Kickoff event yesterday: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MTik02q27z8 (including Gov. Whitmer talking) …
A voice of reason on misguided Park Board action Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey made the right call vetoing decision to eject the State Patrol.
By EDITORIAL BOARD, Star Tribune April 26, 2021 5:32pm Text size Copy shortlink:
In a misguided move, the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board last week approved an emergency resolution to ban the State Patrol from using space at parks headquarters.
The board voted 5-4 to kick troopers out of a small space where they could take breaks, recharge equipment, eat lunch and use the restroom.
And what emergency prompted that action? Some board members favored ending the minor cooperative arrangement because of the State Patrol s role in responding to unrest and protests after a Brooklyn Center police officer fatally shot Daunte Wright earlier this month.