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Cathy Wurzer and Britta Greene

Minneapolis police watchdog group hindered by staffing delays

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As the conversation continues in Minneapolis about what’s next for the city’s Police Department, a local watchdog panel is going silent.

The city’s Police Conduct Oversight Commission takes feedback from residents about police and public safety, audits misconduct cases and makes policy recommendations.

But the Star Tribune is reporting that the volunteer board is now down to three members from seven, meaning it can’t conduct business.

MPR News host Cathy Wurzer spoke with the Star Tribune’s Andy Mannix about his reporting.

Click on the audio player above to hear their conversation.