Law & Justice

• Arrest by Dutch officials tied to missing Minnesota men
  The FBI has confirmed that a recent arrest by Dutch officials is related to the investigation of about 20 Minnesota men who are thought to have traveled to Somalia to fight.November 10, 2009
• Two indicted in Red Lake murder case
  A federal grand jury returned an indictment against two people Tuesday for allegedly murdering a 21-year-old man on the Red Lake Indian Reservation.November 10, 2009
• Winning bidder in DWI recliner auction says he can't pay
  The man who won an auction for a motorized recliner being sold on eBay has told the Proctor Police Department that he can't pay for the chair, the city's police chief said Tuesday.November 10, 2009
• Klobuchar, Franken, McCollum attend Ft. Hood service
  Minnesota's two U.S. senators and at least one memeber of Congress are attending this afternoon's memorial service for the victims of the shooting at Fort Hood army base in Texas last week.November 10, 2009
• Lawsuit to block foreclosures in Minn. dismissed
  A federal judge has dismissed a class action lawsuit filed by a group of homeowners who sought to block foreclosures in Minnesota, but their attorney said the case still led to significant progress.November 10, 2009
• Police: Woman gave false report leading to St. Paul College lockdown
  An investigation into a lockdown at St. Paul College in September has led to charges against a woman accused of filing a false police report.November 10, 2009
• Charges: Day care provider pinned child to mattress as punishment
  A Golden Valley day care provider used pajamas as straitjackets and pinned young children to mattresses as a form of punishment, authorities said in charges filed in Hennepin County District Court.November 10, 2009
• Animal cruelty charges for Minneapolis woman with 30 dogs
  Police have charged a north Minneapolis woman with animal cruelty after an investigation last month.November 9, 2009
• Attorney General defends law against 'robocalls'
  Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson on Monday defended the state's law against so-called robocalls after an Iowa-based political group complained to the Federal Election Commission that the ban isn't allowed by federal election law.November 9, 2009
• Police investigating St. Paul teen's death
  A 15-year-old St. Paul boy has died after drinking alcohol at a party, police said.November 9, 2009
• 1,200 janitors fired in 'quiet' immigration raid
  One of the largest immigration crackdowns under the Obama administration to date took place in the Twin Cities last month, when 1,200 undocumented janitors were fired from their jobs, according to immigration lawyers.November 9, 2009
• Petters associate acknowledges criminal past
  A disbarred lawyer who was in the federal witness protection program is testifying for the prosecution in the Tom Petters fraud trial.November 9, 2009
• Iran accuses 3 detained Americans of espionage
  A senior Iranian prosecutor accused three Americans detained on the border with Iraq of espionage on Monday, the first signal that Tehran intends to put them on trial.November 9, 2009
• Seven years on, no signs of missing St. John's student
  Monday, Nov. 9 marks the seventh anniversary of the disappearance of Josh Guimond, a St. John's University student from Maple Lake.November 9, 2009
• Deputy not charged in death of unarmed Kasota man
  A Le Sueur County sheriff's deputy won't be charged in the July shooting death of an unarmed Kasota man, a grand jury decided.November 9, 2009

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