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Crime, Law and Justice

St. Anthony cops hearing calls for help find a bloody suspect

The suburban Minneapolis department on Wednesday offered a harrowing report of a police call that went from routine welfare check to people yelling for help and a man with blood on his hands looking to fight.
by MPR News Staff

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Minnesota sues pharma firm over 'brazen' marketing of opioid painkiller

Minnesota sues pharma firm over 'brazen' marketing of opioid painkiller

"They were really engaging in some very terrible conduct," Attorney General Lori Swanson said of Arizona-based Insys Therapeutics. It's Minnesota's first lawsuit targeting a pharmaceutical company over its manufacture or distribution of opioids.
by Jon Collins

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When white people call the cops on people of color

There have been a series of incidents of white people calling the cops on people of color who were not committing obvious crimes: waiting in a Starbucks, leaving an AirBnb, napping in dorm common room. So why are people are so quick to judge "suspicious behavior" by people of color, and what can America do about it?
by Brandt Williams

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