The shooting of Justine Ruszczyk and trial of former officer Mohamed Noor

On the evening of July 15, 2017, Justine Ruszczyk, also known as Justine Damond, called 911. About 22 minutes later she was dead, shot by then-Minneapolis police officer Mohamed Noor.

After a nearly three-week trial, jurors found Noor guilty of third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter in Ruszczyk's death.

Rights and protections at the heart of spat between prosecutor, police
Prosecutor Mike Freeman took a swipe at some Minneapolis police officers Tuesday for not cooperating with the investigation into the city's latest police shooting. But police and union officials say Freeman's tactics deprived them of their rights.
What lies ahead in the Mohamed Noor case?
MPR's Mike Mulcahy talked with three guests about the legal angles in the Mohamed Noor case &mdash: and how infrequently police officers are found guilty of murder or manslaughter for the on-duty killing of civilians.
Neighbors, activists gather to remember Ruszczyk after charges announced in her death
Ruszczyk was shot and killed by Minneapolis officer Mohamed Noor as he and his partner responded to her 911 call. Ruszczyk, 40, had called to report what she thought was a sexual assault behind her house. Noor was charged in her death on Tuesday.
Former Mpls. cop Noor released from jail in Ruszczyk shooting case
Mohamed Noor's first court appearance Wednesday came with a packed crowd and heavy security. He faces murder and manslaughter charges in the shooting death of Justine Ruszczyk after responding to her 911 call last July.
A thump, a flash and a shot: What happened the night Justine Ruszczyk was killed
The events that led to charges against former Minneapolis police officer Mohamed Noor unfolded quickly on the night of July 15, 2017, according to the criminal complaint released Tuesday by Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman.
Read the charges against Minneapolis police officer Mohamed Noor in death of Justine Ruszczyk
Minneapolis police officer Mohamed Noor faces third-degree murder and second-degree manslaughter charges in the killing of Justine Ruszczyk, aka Damond, last summer. Here's what the charges mean.
Everything you need to know about the police shooting of Justine Ruszczyk
Officer Mohamed Noor's actions the night in July he shot and killed Justine Damond Ruszczyk sent shock waves through the city that were felt across the world. Here's a guide to what we know.
Freeman: Mpls. cop Noor 'abused' deadly force in Ruszczyk shooting
Officer Mohamed Noor "recklessly and intentionally fired" his gun, killing 911 caller Justine Ruszczyk in July, Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman said Tuesday. The complaint says Ruszczyk's last words were "I'm dying" or "I'm dead."