Minneapolis Police announce partnership with feds to address violent crime at 38th and Chicago
Minneapolis Police Chief Medaria Arradondo announced his department would be partnering with federal law enforcement to address violent crime at the intersection where George Floyd died in 2020. He said a sharp uptick in violent crime their has been perpetrated by a specific group of people that federal investigators will target in an effort to bring peace to the south Minneapolis intersection.
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