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Crime, Law and Justice

Family of Justine Ruszczyk concerned about U.S. investigation

Family of Justine Ruszczyk concerned about U.S. investigation

The family of an Australian woman fatally shot by a police officer in the United States in July has demanded a more rigorous probe into the incident after a Minnesota prosecutor cast doubts on the initial investigation.
by The Associated Press

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Gymnast McKayla Maroney says settlement covered up sex abuse

Gymnast McKayla Maroney says settlement covered up sex abuse

After suffering sexual abuse and "years of psychological trauma," Maroney reached a settlement with USA Gymnastics in December 2016, but the terms of the agreement weren't disclosed in court papers.
by The Associated Press

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Freeman: Sorry I ripped BCA over Ruszczyk shooting probe

Freeman: Sorry I ripped BCA over Ruszczyk shooting probe

Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman on Monday apologized for blaming the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension for not doing its job investigating the shooting death of Justine Ruszczyk by a Minneapolis police officer.
by MPR News Staff

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