Minneapolis

Attorneys requested leniency for ex-officer Mohamed Noor ahead of his resentencing

Investigators said the preliminary information indicated multiple shooters

A computer program tracks a variety of characteristics to try to spot officers who could use help

The state Supreme Court rejected the ex-officer's claim that he's too poor to pay for a private lawyer

Chauvin lists several jury issues and argues the state committed "prejudicial prosecutorial misconduct"

After months of back-and-forth, residents can vote on a key policing proposal this fall

"It's crystal clear now that Derek Chauvin cannot be convicted of murder three," said one law professor

The indictment alleges that Chauvin, in a separate case, used a restraint similar to the one used on George Floyd

The latest effort in a fight over replacing the police department comes just two days before early voting begins

“We’ve said from the beginning that this was a tragedy but it wasn’t a murder,” said an attorney representing former Minneapolis officer Mohamed Noor

Several law enforcement groups had challenged the law in July, saying it violated officers' right to self-defense, among other issues

The court found the language asking voters if they want to replace the police department "unreasonable and misleading"

Chief Medaria Arradondo this week let the public know how he feels about the proposal

It's the second time in a month that the city has been sued over how it's asking voters if they want to replace the police department

Mayor Jacob Frey said the language hid "the full consequences" of an initiative to replace the city's police department