We’ve explained how home football games and fluctuating temperatures can impact crime rates, but what about something that seems a little more arbitrary, like the direction of the wind? Could a south-blowing wind or a gust from the northwest actually cause crime to spike or drop? New research suggests so. According to two researchers out […]
Reasonable Force Now Extending To The Classroom
Police are trained to use reasonable force when detaining a suspect, and similar guidelines are now being applied across many Minnesota schools. Under Minnesota law, school staff are allowed “reasonable force” to prevent or end an altercation, but only if the threat of “bodily harm or death” exists. Gary Lee, director of member services for the […]
Minnesota May Increase First Responder Inference Penalties
A Minnesota lawmaker plans to submit a new proposal during the next legislative session that would increase penalties for individuals who interfere with medical personnel and first responders rendering aid. Rep. Pat Garofalo, R-Farmington said the Public Safety Personnel Protection Act will be the first bill he’ll submit when the next legislative session opens on […]
Which States Have The Strictest Speeding Laws?
The most commonly committed crime in the United States is speeding. In fact, the majority of Americans fully admit that they break the posted speed limit on a regular basis. If you’re a regular driver, you probably know certain areas or towns where speed traps are common. You’ll slow down and be extra careful when driving […]
Skiing, Snowboarding and Sledding DUIs
Winter is here in Minnesota, and the presence of snow means it’s time to break out our favorite seasonal toys and enjoy some winter activities. For some, their favorite activity involves lighting a fire and staying warm inside, but many Minnesotans like to get outside and enjoy some winter sports. Whether it’s skating, ice fishing or hitting […]
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