Today marks the 16th anniversary of the death of Minnesota State Trooper Ted Foss, who was killed on August 31, 2000 when he was struck by a passing semitrailer while interacting with a driver he had recently pulled over for speeding. Foss was struck by the truck and died at the scene shortly thereafter. Out […]
Illegally Passing A School Bus in Minnesota
Thousands of children in Minnesota will be heading back to school this week or next week, which means you will soon see those bright yellow buses all over the roads. In fact, throughout the state buses make more than 10,000 trips each and every day, so odds are you are going to see a few […]
Women and Prison in America
Recently our friends at Boston University’s Metropolitan College reached out to us about sharing an infographic they created that examines the growing problem of women in the US prison system. We’re always open to sharing high quality infographics and guest posts on our blog, and since this is a well-designed and thought-provoking piece, we were […]
Study Shows Police Body Cameras Reduce Use Of Officer Force
A new study out of the University of South Florida revealed some not so shocking results – that officers who wear body cameras are less likely to use force than their counterparts who do not wear body cameras. The study examined the use of police body cameras among members of the Tampa Bay police force. The […]
Preventing Crime at the Minnesota State Fair
The Minnesota State Fair is only a day away! In an effort to cut down on crime and keep fair-goers safe, the State Fair Board has made some changes for the 2016 fair. Here’s a look at some of the new measures that are in place for this year’s Great Minnesota Get-Together: The State Fair […]
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