US EditionMinnesota Law Enforcement Agencies Hire IACP To Review June 14 Political Assassinations
The review will assess law enforcement coordination during a 43-hour manhunt following the fatal shootings of two lawmakers and others, with findings due in six months.
- On June 14, Minnesota law enforcement agencies hired the International Association of Chiefs of Police to review their response to the shootings that left Minnesota House Speaker Emerita Melissa Hortman, her husband Mark, and others wounded.
- The review will evaluate the 43-hour manhunt for suspect Vance Boelter and assess coordination and communication, starting with the initial 911 call at 2:30 a.m. on June 14 from Hope Hoffman.
- The agencies expect the IACP report to take about six months, costing $429,500 with DPS covering $210,000 and Hennepin County $165,000.
- Last week the Brooklyn Park Police Department completed an internal review and cleared the first two officers on the scene for firing on Boelter, while broader questions about information sharing remain.
- The International Association of Chiefs of Police will identify lessons to strengthen nationwide law enforcement, requiring June 14 records retention, as Bob Jacobson said, `By examining what worked well and where we can improve, we can strengthen our ability to respond to future emergencies`.
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MN lawmaker shootings: Independent investigation to review law enforcement response
State and local law enforcement agencies in Minnesota are moving forward with an independent review of their response to the targeted shootings of two DFL state lawmakers at their homes in June. The Minnesota Department of Public Safety said Tuesday that an “after-action review” by the International Association of Chiefs of Police will focus on a 43-hour period, beginning with the first 911 call just after 2:30 a.m. June 14 and ending with Vance…
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Independent review will examine law enforcement response to Minnesota lawmaker shootings
ST. PAUL — Several Minnesota law enforcement agencies are requesting an independent review of their response to the June shootings targeting state lawmakers — including the assassinations of former DFL House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark. The review will examine the extensive law enforcement response following the first 911 call early on the morning of June 14, when state Sen. John Hoffman’s daughter called police to report the s…
MN lawmaker shootings: Police chiefs org will review law enforcement response
The Minnesota Department of Public Safety and local police departments have hired the International Association of Chiefs of Police to review the law enforcement response to the shootings of two Minnesota lawmakers in June.
Officials approve independent probe of lawmaker shooting response
Brooklyn Park and Champlin approved an agreement on Monday for an independent review over how Minnesota law enforcement reacted to the shootings that injured DFL Sen. John Hoffman and his wife, Yvette, and killed DFL Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband, Mark.
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