William McCutcheon

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  • A discussion on Southeast Asian youth and gang concerns

    MPR’s Chris Roberts reports on the concerns in community on the challenges that Hmong youth face, including a growing gang environment. Roberts speaks with a group of youth, police officials, and Hmong advocates about the issues young people face and the fears of community members.

    Jun. 12, 1992
  • Weekend Review: Armed in America

    MPR’s Stephen Smith presents "Armed in America," an examination on gun ownership and gun control in the United States, and more specifically, in Minnesota. Program highlights topics of crime, protection and cultural impact of firearms.

    Nov. 21, 198930 min
  • Bill McCutcheon on law enforcement issues

    William McCutcheon, St. Paul police chief, discusses various law enforcement issues. Topics include controversary of his role in prostitution investigation, city zoning, violent crime, and local politics. McCutcheon also answers listener questions.

    Aug. 23, 198853 min
  • Spectrum: Bill McCutcheon's property tax bill

    On this regional public affairs program, MPR's Bob Potter talks with Senator Bill McCutcheon, Citizens League representatives, Minnesota Tax Payers Association members, and the League of Minnesota Cities about McCutcheon's property tax bill.

    Jul. 23, 197742 min
  • Spectrum: William McCutcheon on legislative prescription for reducing crime

    The Minnesota legislature is considering measures to help streamline criminal justice in Minnesota. William McCutcheon, a Minnesota state senator and police officer, talked about what he thinks the legislature can do during a speech at Saint Paul Citizens League breakfast meeting.

    Mar. 12, 197729 min

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William McCutcheon