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No statewide database exists showing how much agencies across the state pay to settle claims based on errors by law enforcement officers. Example video title will go here for this video ST PAUL, Minn. — Cities, counties and state agencies in Minnesota have spent tens of millions of dollars settling claims of officer misconduct, but the exact number is elusive because there's no statewide

Of the $160 million in police misconduct claims in Minnesota over the last decade, Minneapolis accounts for $136 million, Pioneer Press’ Frederick Melo writes. Not included in that $136 million is the $27 million Minneapolis paid in a settlement following the murder of George Floyd. Meanwhile in St. Paul, the Star Tribune writes that a policy to reduce stops and prosecutions for minor traffic

Andrew Callaghan, a documentarian behind YouTube's Channel 5 and HBO's This Place Rules, is known for chronicling spectacles from Phish shows to white nationalist rallies.

But this month, the 25-year-old was himself the story after thousands of social media users saw a pattern of misconduct in first- and second-hand accounts of women's experiences that were shared across platforms in

YouTube Stops Censoring Content Alleging 2020 Election Misconduct In an interesting plot twist as we wade deeper into the 2024 election cycle, YouTube on Friday announced it will stop deleting content arguing that "widespread fraud, errors or glitches" affected the 2020 or other past presidential elections. “In the current environment, we find that while removing this content does curb some