Crime, Law and Justice

Richfield fired officer Nathan Kinsey after he slapped a teenage boy during a 2015 traffic stop and failed to report his use of force. The city appealed after an arbitrator reinstated Kinsey.
Trump blasts Mueller probe as 'attack on our country'
Trump let loose after federal agents pierced the protective bubble around him, seizing records from the offices of longtime Trump attorney Michael Cohen, on topics including a $130,000 payment made to a porn actress who says she had sex with Trump more than a decade ago.
Bloomington mosque bombing suspect left trail of trouble
Michael Hari's past includes the alleged assault of his neighbor, a felony conviction for kidnapping his daughters and an appearance on "Dr. Phil." Hari pleaded not guilty today on a firearms charge.
Data shows 'depraved mind' statute at play in Noor's case is rarely used
Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman's charges against a former Minneapolis police officer brought attention to a sub-section of a statute that's rarely used in the state: Murder in the third degree. In the past 10 years in Minnesota courts, it's only been used 40 times.