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Police in Savage say they know nothing about criminal charges that have reportedly been filed against a local middle school principal. Several police departments in surrounding areas, however, say they have been conducting a joint-effort undercover operation that resulted in the arrest of the school administrator. He is now facing criminal charges for alleged sex […]
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A Minnesota man who was accused of assault in June of last year is facing more legal problems. He was already out on $150,000 bail concerning the prior charges, which are still pending. The 29-year-old was arraigned on a recent Monday in a State District Court with respect to new criminal accusations. The man was
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Police sent a Violent Crimes Task Force out with investigators to search two Minnesota residences on a recent Friday morning. The investigation resulted in multiple arrests. Several Minnesota men will now have decisions to make regarding criminal defense options after being charged with multiple felony drug crimes charges. Police seized several items during the searches
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It is not unusual for Minnesota residents and those elsewhere to not fully understand their legal rights. The law, especially criminal law, can have many specifics that the average person does not feel the need to explore until he or she faces a legal predicament. However, most people know that they have the right to
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A woman from another state was reportedly visiting a man in Minnesota during July when a tragedy occurred. The woman died at the man’s residence. Events leading up to her death prompted police to arrest the man, who is now facing third-degree murder regarding the woman’s death. The man was on probation when the incident
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Law enforcement officers in Minneapolis are in the process of looking for the individual believed responsible for a shooting that left a man dead. This event occurred the evening of Sept. 25, outside GM Tobacco. Though not yet in police custody, the accused has been identified and charged with second-degree murder, for which the consequences
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Police in Minneapolis reportedly arrested the individual believed responsible for a fatal hit-and-run collision that recently occurred in the area. The accused is now facing murder charges. If convicted, he is looking at imprisonment, fines and several other significant consequences. What happened? On July 20, law enforcement authorities received reports of an accident on Queen
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Law enforcement officers in Minnesota recently arrested a young man for allegedly harming his infant son. He is facing felony assault charges for the crime. If convicted, he stands to lose everything. What happened? The details of what happened are unclear at this point. According to reports, on Wednesday, May 26, police were called to
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Two men were recently sentenced for serious drug crimes. The two individuals who committed felony drug crimes are ages 30 and 43. Still, any individuals in Minnesota who are accused of felonies are always presumed innocent until and unless their guilt can be proved in court. The 30-year-old man ended up being sentenced to a total of 52
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A 21-year-old Minnesota caregiver has been accused of multiple felonies after allegedly assaulting two residents at a group home. Authorities arrested the man after he voluntarily turned himself in, leading to charges including third-degree criminal sexual conduct. If convicted, he could face up to 30 years in prison, a $60,000 fine, or both. According to
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