Minneapolis

This is the first stage of an administrative shakeup Chief Brian O'Hara believes is necessary to prepare for monitorship under a federal consent decree

Officers who apply for disability retirement benefits due to a psychological condition would have to complete up to 32 weeks of mental health treatment

Attorneys have submitted written closing arguments and a judge will rule within 90 days whether Tou Thao aided and abetted manslaughter

An attorney for Chauvin argued that legal and procedural errors deprived him of a fair trial

Members of the community voiced concerns over what they believed was a lack of diversity and community engagement in the video

J. Alexander Kueng is already serving a federal sentence for violating Floyd's civil rights

The execution-style killing of Minneapolis police officer Jerry Haaf was one of the most shocking murders in city history

Brian O'Hara will be tasked with rebuilding department morale, staffing, curbing violent crime and ensuring compliance with court-mandated reforms

As part of his plea agreement, J. Alexander Kueng admitted he held Floyd down while handcuffed, knowing from his training this could create a substantial risk

The audit is in response to concerns about the state's former medical examiner's testimony in the death of George Floyd

If confirmed, Brian O’Hara will take over a department some city leaders and community members had sought to abolish in recent years

So far, the city has recorded 67 homicides, down from 76 at this time last year but significantly higher than Minneapolis' norm before 2020

Thomas Lane is already serving a federal sentence for violating Floyd’s civil rights

“Handcuffing is now required to be reported as a use-of-force, so that has increased astronomically,” MPD PIO Garrett Parten said

Former Minneapolis police officer Thomas Lane to serve his 2 1/2 years at the Federal Correctional Institution Englewood