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Extra Seat Belt Enforcment Patrols Happening Now in Minnesota

Extra Seat Belt Enforcment Patrols Happening Now in Minnesota Drivers in Minnesota are apparently in need of reminders on how to drive safely. It seems like an endless barrage of stories about increases in speeding related deaths or drunk driving on the rise, now the Minnesota Department of Public Safety is reminding the public to buckle up, they say that they are seeing a rise in unbelted deaths on Minnesota roads and that is prompting them to step up enforcement. Increased seat belt usage patrols started on May 24th and will continue through June 6th throughout the state. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration provided funding to The Minnesota Department of Public Safety Office of Traffic Safety for the increased patrols.

L A Times journalists sue Minnesota police over attack

Ramsey County Sheriff: If there is no safety plan, there will be no State Fair

Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher told 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS he is still negotiating with the Minnesota State Fair about the possibility of taking over public safety at the fair this year, after State Fair Police Chief Paul Paulos announced he is retiring at the end of May .

Journalists Sue Minnesota State Troopers Alleging Assault During George Floyd Protests

In lawsuit filed Tuesday night, photographer Carolyn Cole and Bureau Chief Molly Hennessey-Fiske, both of the Los Angeles Times, alleged that troopers trapped them against a block wall and hit them

L A Times journalists sue Minnesota state troopers over attack

L.A. Times journalists sue Minnesota state troopers over attack Wendy Lee © Provided by The LA Times Minnesota State Patrol officers pepper-spray and fire rubber bullets at journalists on May 2020. (Carolyn Cole/Los Angeles Times) For their jobs, L.A. Times journalists Carolyn Cole and Molly Hennessy-Fiske have traveled to war zones and reported from dangerous areas including Iraq and Afghanistan. But the veteran journalists say they never encountered anything like what happened on May 30 in Minneapolis when state troopers cornered and attacked them while they were covering a protest after the police killing of George Floyd. This week, photographer Cole and Hennessy-Fiske, The Times Houston bureau chief, sued Minnesota State Patrol officers, saying they violated their 1st Amendment rights. They are seeking compensatory and punitive damages.

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