July 16, 2001

Twin Cities police play role in national report on racial profiling

Brandt Williams - Reporter

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A report released today by a national law enforcement group is offering racial profiling policy recommendations for police officials around the country. The guidelines outlined in the Washington D.C.-based Police Executive Research Forum's report closely resemble policy changes put in place this year by Minneapolis and St. Paul police departments. And with good reason. Both departments played a role in shaping the report's recommendations

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Twin Cities police play role in national report on racial profiling