Judge Rejects Request to Delay Access to Floyd Case Filings
A Minnesota judge has rejected a prosecution request to put a 48-hour hold on filings in the criminal cases of four Minneapolis police officers charged in George Floyd's death.
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Prosecutors in Floyd Case Ask for 2-day Sealing of Documents
They say a two-day delay would give the opposing side a chance to ask that information be sealed, and would avoid tainting a jury.
Senate Republican Report Critical of Walz Response to Riots
A report issued today by Republicans in the Minnesota Senate is critical of Governor Tim Walz, Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey, and the Minneapolis City Council over their responses to the violence that erupted following the death of George Floyd in police custody on Memorial Day
Prosecutors: Longer Sentences Needed for Floyd Officers
Prosecutors have offered additional explanation about why they believe longer sentences should be given if four former Minneapolis police officers are convicted in the death of George Floyd.
Judge Lets Ex-Cop Charged in Floyd's Death Live Out of State
A Minnesota judge has cited safety concerns in issuing new conditions of release for an ex-Minneapolis police officer charged in the death of George Floyd that would let him live in a neighboring state while he awaits trial.
Ex-Cop Charged in Floyd's Death Freed on $1 Million Bond
The former Minneapolis officer charged with murder in the death of George Floyd has posted bond and has been released from prison.
Man Admits To Arson in George Floyd Riot-Related Fire
A Minneapolis man has pleaded guilty to torching a business during the riots and mayhem that followed the George Floyd murder in May.
2 Hurt By Police Projectiles During Unrest Suing City
Two men injured by police during violence that followed the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis are suing the city, its police chief and unnamed officers.
Court Weighs Allowing Courtroom Cameras in George Floyd Case
The trial of four former Minneapolis police officers charged in the death of George Floyd will generate massive public interest when it begins in March, but as it stands, most people who wish to watch the proceedings will be out of luck.
Gov. Walz Statement on National Guard Deployment Challenged
Republicans in the State Senate have released testimony they say contradicts statements made by Governor Tim Walz about the deployment of the National Guard to stop the rioting in Minneapolis.
Lawyer: Medical Workers Improperly Accessed George Floyd’s Records
Family members of George Floyd have been notified that multiple employees of a Minneapolis healthcare system have improperly accessed the man's medical records sometime in the last 30 days.
Guilty Plea For Molotov Attack on Dakota Co. Government Building
A man accused of causing fire damage to a Dakota County courthouse in the days after George Floyd’s death in police custody has pleaded guilty to aiding and abetting arson.
Prosecutor Depict Ex-Officer as Complicit in Floyd's Death
Prosecutors have urged a Minnesota judge not to dismiss the charges against one of four ex-Minneapolis police officers charged in the death of George Floyd.
Monticello Man Charged With Arson in Minneapolis Bank Fire
A Monticello man is facing arson charges in the burning of a Minneapolis bank.