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There's a lot of news on policing and public safety in Minneapolis this week. The city council is in its second week of reviewing the tentative contract with the police union, and a court ruled on March 14 that the city does not have to have 730 police officers hired on the force by June 30th. In the meantime, Mayor Frey announced a proposal to end no-knock warrants in the city and extend police wait times between police knocking and entering a residence. MPR reporter Matt Sepic joined host Cathy Wurzer to talk about the details.

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There's a lot of news on policing and public safety in Minneapolis this week. The city council is in its second week of reviewing the tentative contract with the police union. In the meantime, a court ruled on March 14 that the city does not have to have 730 police officers hired on the force by June 30th. Also yesterday, Mayor Frey announced a proposal to end no-knock warrants in the city and extend police wait times between police knocking and entering a residence. MPR reporter Matt Sepic joined host Cathy Wurzer to talk about the details.

Cathy Wurzer get the rundown on Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey's proposed policy on no-knock warrants and waiting 20-30 seconds after knocking before entering with a search warrant.

Minneapolis Mayor Frey proposes new police warrant policy in light of Amir Locke police shooting

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