Crime, Law and Justice

Murder charges: 6-year-old was duct-taped to wall, had injuries from head to toe
Prosecutors say Bobbie Christine Bishop and Walter Henry Wynhoff beat the child they were caring for repeatedly with a belt, and that a detective noted the boy's body was covered with sores, cuts and scratches.
Authorities say the boy was unconscious and not breathing when he was brought to a hospital Monday morning. Attempts to revive him at the hospital failed.
The grenades seized were part of a larger number intended to be destroyed. Instead, senior master sergeant in the United States Air Force took 33 grenades to his Cloquet home without authorization.
Police in Fergus Falls say they're investigating the death of a child who was unconscious and not breathing when brought to a local hospital.
Class combats cyber crime by promoting ethical hacking skills
By learning to break into computer systems, the North Dakota State University students learn to get in the head of the bad hackers and better understand how to stop them.
Ex-Sauk Centre school bus driver pleads guilty to DWI
Sixty-three-year-old Thomas Richard Bromen pleaded guilty last week to a misdemeanor count of driving a commercial motor vehicle while intoxicated.
Joshua Bernard, 18, brought a handgun and ammunition to school at the Osseo Area Learning Center last Thursday, according to the criminal complaint.
Richfield fired officer Nathan Kinsey after he slapped a teenage boy during a 2015 traffic stop and failed to report his use of force. The city appealed after an arbitrator reinstated Kinsey.