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Minneapolis homicides down in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Minneapolis homicides down in 2022

The 81 homicides the city saw in 2022 show a slight improvement over 93 in 2021 and 84 in 2020 — but well above 48 in 2019

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Minneapolis sees progress curbing violent crime - Vimarsana News

Minneapolis sees progress curbing violent crime

Violent crime is still much higher than the pre-pandemic year of 2019, but community leaders are optimistic about the incremental steps they've seen this summer.

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Minneapolis residents hope for progress in fight against 'pandemic of violence' - Vimarsana News

Minneapolis residents hope for progress in fight against 'pandemic of violence'

As of Aug. 8 of this year, there had been 56 homicides in Minneapolis, making many worried about safety on the streets.

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Faith leaders gather at Shiloh Temple for Derek Chauvin verdict - Vimarsana News

Faith leaders gather at Shiloh Temple for Derek Chauvin verdict

Shiloh Temple International Ministries will also hold the viewing and funeral services for Daunte Wright. Author: Sharon Yoo Updated: 11:15 PM CDT April 20, 2021 MINNEAPOLIS — In the past year, faith leaders have been doing a lot of heavy lifting, lifting both prayers and spirits. "All I'm here to do is continue to pray for our communities, pray for those who have their family members that are still living through this daily," Stacey Smith said. Smith is the Presiding Elder and Judicatory Head of African Methodist Episcopal Church. "Keep them lifted up. That'...

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Faith leaders offer mental health support ahead of Chauvin trial - Vimarsana News

Faith leaders offer mental health support ahead of Chauvin trial

Created: February 26, 2021 10:48 PM The death of George Floyd created frustration and pain in Minnesota and around the country. Now, city and community leaders are preparing for a trial that’s expected to bring more trauma, especially for BIPOC communities.  On March 8, jury selection will begin in the trial of Derek Chauvin who faces murder and manslaughter charges for Floyd’s death. “We are still grieving the death of George Floyd,” said Bishop Richard Howell Jr., with Shiloh Temple International Ministries. “It became an epicenter for the entire world watching us, an...

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