Minnesota Supreme Court rules Minneapolis voters may decide on abolishing police department
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that voters in Minneapolis may decide on whether or not to abolish the police department in the upcoming municipal elections.
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Minnesota Supreme Court rules Minneapolis voters may decide on abolishing police department
The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that voters in Minneapolis may decide on whether or not to abolish the police department in the upcoming municipal elections.