Minneapolis Police are trying to assure the public that officers won't stop, question or search people in the area of the controversial animal genetics conference next week without reasonable suspicion of a crime. That follows earlier reports that police planned to screen pedestrians on a two-block stretch of the Nicollet Mall to ensure those pedestrians had a "legal reason" to be in the area. Minnesota Public Radio's Elizabeth Stawicki reports.
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