AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoICE & Minneapolis Courts: A federal indictment against ICE agent Christian Castro in the Jan. 14 Minneapolis shooting still hasn’t landed, even as Texas released him after Minnesota lost an extradition fight—leaving prosecutors’ next steps unclear. Juvenile Justice: Minneapolis police detained three teens after a window-smashing spree; a new Minnesota law bars criminal prosecution for kids under 13, shifting possible outcomes to diversion or intervention. Public Safety Tech: Shakopee officials are defending Flock license-plate cameras ahead of a council workshop, arguing misinformation is driving backlash. State Law & Schools: New Prague schools are running cardiac emergency drills to meet Minnesota’s AED requirements, aiming for defibrillators within about three minutes. Consumer Protection: Minnesota AG Keith Ellison announced a $100,000 settlement with Midwest Car Search over alleged deceptive sales practices targeting Spanish speakers. Infrastructure: Groundbreaking launched for the Blatnik Bridge replacement in Duluth, with Minnesota and Wisconsin funding plus federal dollars. Sports & Courts: Denver Broncos linebacker Jonathon Cooper pleaded not guilty in Colorado to felony assault by strangulation; a Nov. 10 trial date was set. Minnesota State Fair: The fair removed political crop art reading “8647” after the artist reported death threats.
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