Early release of felons questioned by Bloomington Police Chief
Bloomington Police Chief Booker Hodges is speaking out about the early release of two women from prison after a change to the state’s felony murder law.
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Bloomington Police Chief Booker Hodges is speaking out about the early release of two women from prison after a change to the state’s felony murder law.
Late last year, about 550 people serving terms in Minnesota prisons or on community supervision received letters containing potentially big news for their cases: "You may be eligible to file an application with the court to vacate your conviction for aiding and abetting felony murder." The notices, sent from the Department of Corrections, were prompted by a new Minnesota law limiting who can ...
Two women convicted in connection with a 2017 home invasion murder were released from prison last week because of a change in state law. Megan Christine Cater, 25, of Lakeville and Briana Marie Martinson, 27, of Prior Lake admitted taking part in the burglary of Corey Elder’s apartment, a judge found that they did not share responsibility for his murder.