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Crime, Law and Justice

'I remember him 100 times a day': Father of teen fatally shot by deputies calls for change

'I remember him 100 times a day': Father of teen fatally shot by deputies calls for change

The father of a Chanhassen teen shot and killed by Carver County deputies last month wants a broad investigation of the incident and is calling for changes in mental health care.
by Dan Gunderson

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At shuttered St. Paul bakery, immigration audit left bitter taste

At shuttered St. Paul bakery, immigration audit left bitter taste

Documents obtained by MPR News detail the rising number of businesses being audited to find unauthorized immigrants. The shutdown of St. Agnes Baking Co. earlier this year shows the cascading effects of the federal crackdown.
by Riham Feshir

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Are black suspects treated differently by police?

In two months, there were two police incidents in the Twin Cities where suspects fired their guns. One resulted in the successful arrest of a white suspect; the other resulted in the fatal shooting of a black man.
by Marianne Combs and Jo Erickson

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