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UMN welcomes a new director of the School of Music - Vimarsana News

UMN welcomes a new director of the School of Music

Dr. Patrick Warfield wants to foster an inclusive and inspiring community within the School of Music.

Felony murder in a good cause: McConnell holds Luger nomination - Vimarsana News

Felony murder in a good cause: McConnell holds Luger nomination

Andrew Luger is President Biden's nominee for United States Attorney for the District of Minnesota. Luger's nomination is pending in the Senate, but Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell has placed a hold on it until Luger responds to critical questions raised by the responsibility of the Minnesota office of the U.S. Attorney for the sentencing memo recommending leniency for Montez Terriel Lee's arson/murder committed in the course of the George

Death of Winston Smith puts spotlight on low-profile agency - Vimarsana News

Death of Winston Smith puts spotlight on low-profile agency

Copy shortlink: The federal agency whose task force fatally shot Winston "Boogie" Smith Jr. while trying to arrest him in a Minneapolis parking ramp usually keeps a low profile. But amid a national push for police accountability, critics now are questioning the often-secret actions of the U.S. Marshals Service, including why and how it oversaw the operation that resulted in Smith's death. "The reason you don't know much about the Marshals Service is that's the way they operate," said Thomas Heffelfinger, former U.S. attorney for Minnesota. "The secrecy under which they...

Protester at BLM rally on why he took part in Minneapolis arson | Black Lives Matter News - Vimarsana News

Protester at BLM rally on why he took part in Minneapolis arson | Black Lives Matter News

Branden Wolfe had hoped for a lighter sentence. Federal authorities accused him of conspiracy to commit arson in the burning of a police building in the days following the death of George Floyd. Authorities alleged he “pushed a barrel into a fire located in the entrance of the third precinct headquarters”, fuelling the fire. A judge gave him a prison sentence of 41 months for the crime. But Wolfe, 23, told Al Jazeera in an exclusive interview he does not feel guilty of the charge. Wolfe said he did not “conspire” to commit arson with four others charged when he rolled a wooden barrel ...

For helping torch Third Precinct, he gets prison, $12M restitution - Vimarsana News

For helping torch Third Precinct, he gets prison, $12M restitution

For helping torch Third Precinct, he gets prison, $12M restitution St. Paul man sentenced to prison and $12 million restitution for arson of Minneapolis' Third Precinct Branden M. Wolfe of St. Paul also stole police weapons, other gear during last summer's riots in Minneapolis.  May 5, 2021 — 10:35am Text size Copy shortlink: A St. Paul man who helped burn down the Minneapolis Third Precinct headquarters and stole police weapons and other gear during last summer's riots was sentenced this week to 3 ½ ye...