Hennepin Crime Tracker · Mar 19 Daily Digest
ICE Shooting Probes
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Federal eyes on Minneapolis shooting:
Insider view from decades on Minneapolis streets:
Violent attack in south Minneapolis apartment lobby:
Dillon Matthew Field, Hennepin County detention deputy, faces assault and domestic assault charges for allegedly attempting to inflict bodily harm and causing fear. Spotlights accountability challenges within local law enforcement.
Public safety alert: Scammers are texting fake Hennepin County traffic tickets with phony case numbers, fake judges, and the real Government Center...
Legal push on Minneapolis staffing crisis: Upper Midwest Law Center and residents sue Mayor Frey to hire 100 more officers.
Wabasha PD warns of fraudulent “Notice of Hearing - Parking Violation” flyers mimicking Hennepin County District Court.
Upper Midwest Law Center announces new lawsuit against Minneapolis over police staffing levels. Live YouTube reveal frames MPD understaffing as a major public safety policy crisis.
Urgent MPD response to a stabbing on the 3000 block of 16th Avenue South Tuesday afternoon.
State Patrol details early-morning rollover on eastbound I-494 near Hwy 5 in Bloomington at 12:03 a.m.
Stefan Mikal Hollins, 31, from Minneapolis, accused of smuggling meth and fentanyl into jail. Faces first-degree drug sale and possession charges for heroin or fentanyl. Key breach in local facility security.
Hennepin County Medical Examiner's Office identified the man fatally shot while among others in north Minneapolis on March 16. Related: another man hospitalized after the shooting near Broadway; suspect arrested.
One man held without bail on felony charges from Saturday's shooting outside downtown Minneapolis bars, while a second released on $5,000 bond after agreeing to face a misdemeanor charge.