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Minneapolis police chief faces three investigations for alleged misconduct - Vimarsana News

Minneapolis police chief faces three investigations for alleged misconduct

Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O’Hara is under fire, with some activists calling for him to be reprimanded after three complaints were filed against him, one in connection with his approval of the hiring of an officer with a history of excessive force.

Minneapolis police no longer to ticket for equipment violations under new policy - Vimarsana News

Minneapolis police no longer to ticket for equipment violations under new policy

Mpls. policy is intended to address racial disparities.

Officials, activists renew calls for change after prosecutors decline to file charges in Locke's killing - Vimarsana News

Officials, activists renew calls for change after prosecutors decline to file charges in Locke's killing

Elected officials and activists are closely watching new no-knock warrant policies in Minneapolis and bills moving through the state Legislature.

Long-delayed study reignites Mpls. police staffing debate - Vimarsana News

Long-delayed study reignites Mpls. police staffing debate

The study called for Minneapolis officials to reconsider when and how they deploy police officers but stopped short of saying how many cops the city needs.

Readers Write: George Floyd settlement, violence at 38th and Chicago, Derek Chauvin's trial - Vimarsana News

Readers Write: George Floyd settlement, violence at 38th and Chicago, Derek Chauvin's trial

Readers Write: George Floyd settlement, violence at 38th and Chicago, Derek Chauvin's trial Not now, City Council.  Text size Copy shortlink: The Minneapolis City Council has approved the George Floyd settlement during jury selection for Derek Chauvin's trial ("Record $27M for Floyd family," front page, March 13). Why? Why now? The council has put its finger on the scales of justice. Now, no matter what the jury does — whether it acquits or finds Chauvin guilty — more of the public will not accept its verdict. How does that promote pol...