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Crime, Law and Justice

St. Anthony police chief answers public questions for 1st time since Castile shooting

St. Anthony police chief answers public questions for 1st time since Castile shooting

Chief Jon Mangseth didn't answer questions about the shooting or the officer involved. But he announced the Department of Justice will review the St. Anthony Police Department.
by Matt Sepic and Riham Feshir

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Blacks far more likely to be cited in St. Paul cop stops

Blacks far more likely to be cited in St. Paul cop stops

Data analyzed by MPR News show significant racial disparities in ticketing rates between black and white drivers. St. Paul is set to release more data this week. The chief says he's ready to take on the issue.
by Brandt Williams

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'War on Cops' author: Criminals emboldened, police are backing off

'War on Cops' author: Criminals emboldened, police are backing off

Heather Mac Donald says in recent years police are backing off, and criminals are emboldened in a phenomenon she's dubbed "The Ferguson Effect." Mac Donald spoke in Minneapolis about the dangers of anti-police sentiment.
by MPR News Staff

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Tribes suing over Dakota Access pipeline willing to put claims on hold

Tribes suing over Dakota Access pipeline willing to put claims on hold

Two Sioux tribes suing over the Dakota Access pipeline say they're willing to put their claims on hold while the Army considers whether to allow the pipeline to cross under a Missouri River reservoir in North Dakota.
by Associated Press

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