Crime, Law and Justice

Attorneys poised to help international travelers at Twin Cities airport
Lawyers from around the Twin Cities will head to the Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport again Monday. They're volunteering in shifts to help those affected by President Donald Trump's executive order concerning immigration.
A shooting at a Quebec City mosque during evening prayers left six people dead and eight others wounded. One suspect was arrested at the scene and another nearby in d'Orleans, Quebec. Police don't believe there are other suspects.
In the Dark: The Crime
Part 1, from APM Reports "In the Dark" radio series, is called "The Crime." Why did it take so long to find the killer? Did law enforcement make crucial errors?
Jamar Clark protest shooter takes the stand in his own defense
In a surprise twist, Allen Scarsella Friday agreed to testify. He began talking mostly about his background and didn't get to the details of the shooting but is expected to resume testifying on Monday.
Companion says Scarsella shot Jamar Clark protesters in self-defense
Nathan Gustavsson said Allen Scarsella shot a man who threatened him with a knife near where demonstrators were protesting the police shooting of Jamar Clark. The prosecution grilled Gustavsson on his views of African-Americans.
Prosecutor: Man attacks Muslim airline employee at JFK
A Massachusetts man is accused of attacking a Muslim airline employee, allegedly kicking and shouting obscenities at the woman and telling her that President Donald Trump "will get rid of all of you," authorities said.