Minnesota

The lawsuit claims the deputy did not announce deployment of the K-9 and failed to control the police dog

The man arrived at the sheriff's office covered in blood and said he had murdered a man previously convicted of child sexual assault

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

Dealers would have to enter information into an electronic database to help law enforcement trace the parts

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

The puppy shivered for hours in subzero weather until deputies located and rescued him from a snowy freeway embankment the next morning

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

Several community members saw the post and began labeling the flag as a symbol of “extremist views”

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

The suspect opened fire on officers after they attempted to arrest him for an active warrant in 2021, killing Officer Ryan Bialke

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

"If you come here and murder people at our mall, you get one of these at at Christmas,” said Bloomington Police Chief Booker Hodges while holding up an orange prison suit

The officer, his wife and children were not at home when the fire occurred

The suspect was shooting into an occupied dwelling before aiming his gun at officers and threatening to shoot them, forcing police to open fire

An initial ruling stated Jerome Lannon was not killed in the line of duty, so his widow would not be awarded his death benefits