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Minneapolis will see more police on the streets after residents win lawsuit

by SCOTT THUMAN | The National Desk

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As many across the country look to their elected leaders to bring down violent crime, residents in one major city have gotten the nation’s attention after suing their mayor and council to hire more police. (TND)
As many across the country look to their elected leaders to bring down violent crime, residents in one major city have gotten the nation’s attention after suing their mayor and council to hire more police. (TND)
Roba Aliye, left, pushes a boy in a swing at a park in the predominantly Somali neighborhood of Cedar-Riverside in Minneapolis on Thursday, May 12, 2022. (AP Photo/Jessie Wardarski)
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As many across the country look to their elected leaders to bring down violent crime, residents in one major city have gotten the nation’s attention after suing their mayor and council to hire more police. (TND)
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