Minneapolis touts progress in police reforms
Independent monitor releases inaugural progress report on mandated Minneapolis police reforms
The city entered into that court-ordered agreement in 2023 and a year later, hired Effective Law Enforcement For All (ELEFA) as the required independent monitor to track progress and publish a review every six months.
Minneapolis will pay $600,000
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The update Monday will focus on progress made in policy revisions, trainings, misconduct complaint backlogs, and plans for ...
The keys to City Hall are up for grabs on Nov. 4, when all 13 City Council seats and the mayor’s office are up for election.
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