Andy Mannix
Reporter at The Minnesota Star Tribune
Covers Minneapolis policing and crime @startribune. Adjunct @UMN_HSJMC. Email: [email protected] Signal: 651-247-4462
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2 months ago |
startribune.com | Andy Mannix
Minneapolis police arrest four in ‘brazen’ violent crime spree that included two bystanders shotPolice say two of the victims were juveniles, two adults. None have been charged yet. Footage from a Ring camera captured two of three suspects attempting to break into a residence in the 4100 block of 25th Avenue S. in Minneapolis before one fired at a neighbor looking out a window, striking and injuring them.
After second review, prosecutors will not charge federal task force members who killed Winston Smith
2 months ago |
startribune.com | Jeff Day |Andy Mannix
After second review, prosecutors will not charge federal task force members who killed Winston SmithAn investigation into the U.S. Marshals task force that shot and killed Smith was reopened after state investigators took more than three years to extract and share a cell phone video that captured the shooting. Mourners listened as friends and family spoke about Winston Smith in 2021 at a candlelight vigil on top of the parking ramp where he was killed.
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2 months ago |
startribune.com | Andy Mannix
MN Attorney General: law enforcement can’t keep people in custody on ICE detainersThe opinion says honoring ICE holds could result in “significant civil liability” for MN law enforcement. Attorney Keith Ellison speaks about filing a lawsuit against the Trump administration after Trump’s executive order freezing federal funds and grant at the YMCA in St. Paul, Minn., on Tuesday, January 28, 2025.
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2 months ago |
startribune.com | Andy Mannix
Minneapolis touts progress in police reforms, but lags in closing out complaints and force reviewsChief Brian O’Hara said staffing issues have exacerbated backlogs on MPD’s side.
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2 months ago |
startribune.com | Andy Mannix |Paul Walsh
Surprise guilty pleas ahead of Feeding Our Future trial takes aim at director Aimee Bock Abdulkadir Nur Salah pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud in connection with the Feeding Out Future case and claimed he paid kickbacks to Aimee Bock. The federal courthouse in Minneapolis (The Minnesota Star Tribune)Just days before a jury trial was set to begin in the next Feeding Our Future case in federal court, two of the four defendants are pleading guilty.
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RT @UMN_HSJMC: All of us in Murphy Hall wish Gerawork Mengistu a full recovery. He has taken care of our building (and its people) for many…
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Not sure what you mean, but I met Juliee Oden while door knocking in the areas of Minneapolis where gunfire had increased the most in 2020. Her block saw more than a 200% increase that year in shots. These are the ppl whose povs we try to capture while writing these stories.
@AndrewMannix And Juliee Oden was one of the people with Don and Sondra Samuels to sue the city for more police, part of the Minneapolis is a warzone public relations brigade trying to bring about political outcomes
