Minneapolis City Council members continue discussion for 3rd Precinct location
Minneapolis City Council committee members remain in a deadlock vote Tuesday for the latest proposal on where to rebuild the Third Precinct.
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Minneapolis City Council committee members remain in a deadlock vote Tuesday for the latest proposal on where to rebuild the Third Precinct.
Minneapolis City Council President Andrea Jenkins and challenger Soren Stevenson share similar views on major issues like affordable housing, police reform and racial equity. However, Jenkins, a self-titled “pragmatic progressive,” isn’t progressive enough for some who want to see a majority on the council that will stand up to a “strong mayor.”
Finding a replacement for the boarded-up shell of the Third Precinct building – among Minneapolis’ most visible reminders of George Floyd’s murder – has been a source of controversy for months.
On Oct. 20 at 8:43 p.m., Kohl's Loss Prevention called the Virginia Beach Emergency Communications and Citizen Services to report a shoplifting incident.
The officer was not injured and didn't return fire. Other officers joined the pursuit and they were eventually able to take the suspect into custody.