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Crime, Law and Justice

After accusations Hollywood asks: Is Harvey Weinstein done?

After accusations Hollywood asks: Is Harvey Weinstein done?

While the misdeeds and manipulations of Hollywood producers have long been considered a constant of the movie business, the passionate reactions on Thursday suggested a dearth of forgiveness for the movie mogul.
by The Associated Press

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In Minnesota, 'bump stocks' in legal gray area

In Minnesota, 'bump stocks' in legal gray area

The Las Vegas gunman had "bump stocks," devices that enable semi-automatic rifles to fire much faster, in his hotel room. Here's a look at how they work, their legal status and what they mean in today's gun control debate.
by Tim Nelson

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Former Mpls. cop says 'stunning blow' on suspect was justified

Former Minneapolis police officer Chris Reiter choked back tears on the witness stand as he described helping a woman who had just been beaten. Soon after, a security camera recorded Reiter kicking a suspect in the head.
by Brandt Williams

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