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January 31, 2012
Minneapolis paid $4.7 million in police-related settlements last year
The city of Minneapolis paid $4.7 million in 2011 for settlements and liability claims involving the police department, making it the biggest year for police-related payouts since 2007, according to data maintained by the city.The $4.7 million comes from 32 different cases. Four of these stem fro ... More >>
Blogs
April 13, 2011
Minneapolis will pay Tanise Winder $190,000 to settle police brutality case
Winder says officer Lukes "viciously tackled" her.The City of Minneapolis will pay out $190,000 to a woman who says a police officer did nothing as another woman attacked her, and then tackled her when she tried to fight back. Tanise Winder filed the federal lawsuit in 2009 accusing Minneapo ... More >>
Blogs
November 19, 2010
U of M Law students sue over too-high property taxes
Image by nicksieger on FlickrIs your property tax too high?The legal eagles at the U of M law clinic say Minneapolis is making people--especially those who live in Phillips or North Minneapolis--pay too much property tax. Students compared home sale prices to property tax assessments and found ... More >>
Blogs
May 12, 2010
Tim Dolan, Minneapolis police chief, ordered to follow statute
Dolan ordered to comply with a statute or argue in courtHennepin County Judge Susan N. Burke ordered Minneapolis Police Chief Tim Dolan to either start listening to the Civilian Review Authority's recommendations to discipline officers or explain himself in court next month. Police watchdogs ... More >>
Articles
May 5, 2010
Goodman's bad day: Judge rules in favor of developer
Dolan ordered to comply with a statute or argue in courtHennepin County Judge Susan N. Burke ordered Minneapolis Police Chief Tim Dolan to either start listening to the Civilian Review Authority's recommendations to discipline officers or explain himself in court next month. Police watchdogs ... More >>
Blogs
September 16, 2009
City responds to development ruling
The Minneapolis City Attorney issued a statement this afternoon about a suit it lost to developer Brad Hoyt today. The city is not too happy with the judge's ruling.
News
July 29, 2009
Minneapolis nuisances: Ten criminals who won't go away
Beat cops reveal who causes the most headache in the city's neighborhoods
Blogs
July 29, 2009
Reporter's Notebook: Is targeting chronic offenders ethical?
This week City Pages highlights ten of the city's chronic offenders -- the people who constantly commit low-level crimes in Minneapolis neighborhoods. These people are police and prosecution targets. But should they be?

Blogs

Minneapolis paid $4.7 million in police-related settlements last year

Blogs

Minneapolis will pay Tanise Winder $190,000 to settle police brutality case

Blogs

U of M Law students sue over too-high property taxes

Blogs

Tim Dolan, Minneapolis police chief, ordered to follow statute

Articles

Goodman's bad day: Judge rules in favor of developer

Blogs

City responds to development ruling

News

Minneapolis nuisances: Ten criminals who won't go away

Blogs

Reporter's Notebook: Is targeting chronic offenders ethical?

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