Minneapolis City Council will review possible consent decree with DOJ at Monday meeting
The Minneapolis City Council will hold a special meeting Monday over a tentative deal between the city and the U.S. Department of Justice. If approved, it could bring expansive police reforms to the city.
Minneapolis City Council to review possible agreement with DOJ
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Minneapolis City Council approves federal consent decree to reform MPD
The Minneapolis City Council on Monday approved the terms of a federal consent decree outlining sweeping reforms to the city’s police department. RELATED: What to expect when Minneapolis City Council meets about federal consent decree It’s been about a four-year process that started after George Floyd was killed by Minneapolis police officers in 2020.
Minneapolis City Council considers tentative agreement with DOJ that would reform police department
The Minneapolis City Council will meet Monday to discuss and vote on a tentative consent decree with the U.S. Department of Justice to reform Minneapolis police. Minneapolis already had a state consent decree.
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