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A committee of the Minneapolis City Council has rejected the $145,000 workers' compensation claim of a police officer who beat a man during unrest following the killing of George Floyd.

The Minnesota Department of Revenue announced Monday it’s finished processing the one-time tax rebate payments. It sent just over 2 million direct deposits and paper checks — totaling nearly a billion dollars — to eligible Minnesotans over the last 45 days.

This is an MPR News update, hosted by Cathy Wurzer. Music By Gary Meister.

A committee of the Minneapolis City Council has rejected the $145,000 workers' compensation claim of a police officer who beat a man during unrest following the killing of George Floyd. And the Minnesota Department of Revenue announced Monday it’s finished processing the one-time tax rebate payments. 

A committee of the Minneapolis City Council has rejected the $145,000 workers' compensation claim of a police officer who beat a man during unrest following the killing of George Floyd.
The Minnesota Department of Revenue announced Monday it’s finished processing the one-time tax rebate payments. It sent just over 2 million direct deposits and paper checks — totaling nearly a billion dollars — to eligible Minnesotans over the last 45 days.
This is an MPR News update, hosted by Cathy Wurzer. Music By Gary Meister.


Committee of the Minneapolis City Council Rejects workers comp claim for officer; The Department of Revenue finished processing the rebate checks

Minneapolis police officer's work comp claim rejected; Department of Revenue finishes processing rebate checks

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