Crime, Law and Justice

Minnesota's attorney general has charged 10 people following an investigation into the death of a 72-year-old man and other abuses at a northern Minnesota care center.
Man pleads guilty in Duluth synagogue fire
Matthew James Amiot admitted to the crime in a hastily scheduled court appearance Tuesday, just 15 days after the Adas Israel Congregation synagogue was destroyed in an overnight blaze.
Bodycam video shows St. Paul officer shoot, kill man who ran at him with knife
St. Paul police on Tuesday released body camera video from the fatal police shooting of a Little Canada man last week. The video shows Ronald Davis with a knife in his right hand coming at officer Steven Mattson as the officer yells for him to drop it.
St. Paul police to release bodycam video Tuesday
Ronald Davis rear-ended a squad vehicle on Sept. 15, leading to chain of events that ended with an officer fatally shooting him.
Westminster Town Hall Forum: Kathleen Belew on the white power movement and paramilitary America
University of Chicago history professor Kathleen Belew speaks at the Westminster Town Hall Forum about her book, “Bringing the War Home: The White Power Movement and Paramilitary America.”
The Minnesota Court of Appeals upheld a lower court order that temporarily halts Nobles County Sheriff’s Office’s detention of individuals suspected of federal immigration violations for longer than their state cases require.
U.S. soldier arrested on charge of sharing bomb instructions
A criminal complaint alleges that Jarrett William Smith discussed his plan to kill far-left-leaning "antifa" activists and described how to build a bomb that could be triggered by calling a cellphone.