Crime, Law and Justice

Autopsy: Man shot multiple times by Minneapolis police
Police shot Thurman Blevins in a north Minneapolis alley Saturday afternoon after responding to 911 calls about a man with a gun. Blevins died from his wounds, authorities said Monday.
Supreme Court declines to hear 'Making a Murderer' case
The Supreme Court said Monday it won't weigh in on the case of a teenager convicted of rape and murder whose story was documented in the Netflix series "Making a Murderer."
Photos: Hundreds attend protest, vigil after police shooting in Minneapolis
The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is investigating the fatal police shooting of an black man in north Minneapolis over the weekend. Hundreds of people gathered for a Sunday afternoon protest at a police station and a candlelight vigil near the shooting scene.
St. Paul mayor expresses skepticism of proposal to hire 50 more police officers
In a Facebook post Friday evening, Carter said he respects and understands Axtell's advocacy - but he said the city shouldn't be moving to hire more police officers. Instead, Carter said the city should be working to reduce the need for police.
Yates to investigate Minneapolis ketamine cases
Former Deputy U.S. Attorney General Sally Yates will investigate whether Minneapolis police officers improperly urged ambulance crews to administer the sedative ketamine.
A North Dakota judge says that nearly 500 pounds of marijuana seized during a vehicle stop cannot be used as evidence because a county deputy did not have a good reason to be suspicious.
A Kasson police officer is being held on unconditional bond of $1 million for criminal sexual conduct charges in Olmsted County.
Supreme Court rules police need warrant to track cellphones
The Supreme Court says police generally need a search warrant if they want to track criminal suspects' movements by collecting information about where they've used their cellphones.