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MN House passes omnibus public safety bill with police reform measures

MN House passes omnibus public safety bill with police reform measures The Senate previously passed its omnibus public safety bill without police accountability legislation. Author: The Minnesota House of Representatives passed an omnibus bill early Thursday morning that includes police reform and accountability measures.  Gov. Tim Walz, Democrats and activists have been calling on the Minnesota Legislature to pass such legislation for months but after Daunte Wright was fatally shot by a Brooklyn Center police officer during a traffic stop on April 11, the calls became more urgent. The DFL-controlled House has held hearings on proposals that have the support of the POCI Caucus but the GOP-controlled Senate did not have hearings on the companion bills. It wasn t until last week, after Wright s killing, that Senate Majority Leader Paul Gazelka said they d hold fact-finding hearings on some proposals. 

Minnesota s Police Oversight Board in Transition (VIDEO)

April 8, 2021 SHOW TRANSCRIPT Derek Chauvin isn t the only one on trial this month. So is the state of policing in Minneapolis. The system itself has to come out and say, We apologize, we want to work with you. We want to own the mistakes we have done, said Raj Sethuraju, a community activist and professor at Metropolitan State University.  Any transformation requires changes to an obscure state agency that oversees licensing and training of officers.  It’s called the Minnesota Peace Officers Standards and Training Board, or the POST Board. Elected officials and community leaders say the POST board lacks real authority, with no oversight of department-level training and the inability to collect complete data about complaints against officers across the state. 

Minnesota Officer Deadly Force Working Group Gives One-Year Progress Report

Minnesota Officer Deadly Force Working Group Gives One-Year Progress Report They group was key in the bi-partisan passing of the Minnesota Police Accountability Act of 2020. February 26, 2021 MINNESOTA- A working group looking at ways to reduce deadly force encounters between police and citizens in Minnesota says many of their recommendations are being implemented but there is still work to be done. The group was organized last year by Attorney General Keith Ellison and Public Safety Commissioner John Harrington, before the killing of George Floyd under the knee of Minneapolis Police over the summer. They were key in the bi-partisan passing of the Minnesota Police Accountability Act of 2020.

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