Crime in Mn (Minneapolis, St. Paul, Dayton: section 8, homes, neighborhoods)

[Kavalier]

STrib running an article that Minneapolis can't recruit police.


You have to believe the people are pushing this have an agenda when you get behind it all.


A person who I won't name here, who is a national voice, believes the people behind this demonization of police (which is leading to no decent people wanting to sign up to police a city like Minneapolis) have an agenda to get a federal police force of some sort - police that are micro-managed at a federal level.


I think that's their end-game. They always have a different agenda, when you really examine what these crazies are all about.

[MsBall]

Originally Posted by Kavalier

STrib running an article that Minneapolis can't recruit police.


You have to believe the people are pushing this have an agenda when you get behind it all.


A person who I won't name here, who is a national voice, believes the people behind this demonization of police (which is leading to no decent people wanting to sign up to police a city like Minneapolis) have an agenda to get a federal police force of some sort - police that are micro-managed at a federal level.


I think that's their end-game. They always have a different agenda, when you really examine what these crazies are all about.

That started with Obama…he had his Task Force For Policing in the 21st Century. The task force established Federal Policing guidelines back in 2015.


“What 21st Century Policing Means”

https://obamawhitehouse.archives.gov...policing-means

He also asked the Department of Justice to explore public-private partnership opportunities and other potential steps, including considering prioritizing grant funding to law enforcement agencies meeting appropriate benchmarks,

“Department of Justice Announces New Guidebook on 21st Century Policing”

https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/depar...ntury-policing

“The President’s Task Force on 21st Century Policing Implementation Guide highlights specific actions for local elected and appointed government officials, law enforcement agencies, communities and other stakeholders to support a comprehensive approach to reduce crime and build trust and legitimacy,”

“Obama Chooses Six Cities to Test Federal Police Scheme”

https://thenewamerican.com/obama-cho...police-scheme/

The plan, which is controversial because it is in line with Obama administration goals to further nationalize and federalize local law enforcement, has been officially dubbed the “National Initiative for Building Community Trust and Justice.” It will use U.S. taxpayer dollars to deploy “experts” and “researchers” charged with training officers to act in a manner that the DOJ deems just — in essence doing the bidding of the Obama administration.

The first six cities to be targeted as pilot sites will be Birmingham, Alabama; Fort Worth, Texas; Gary, Indiana; Minneapolis, Minnesota; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; and Stockton, California.

More than a few critics of Obama’s efforts to further nationalize and federalize law enforcement — a state and local responsibility under America’s constitutional system — noted that the scheming was in line with his campaign rhetoric about building what he called a “civilian national security force that’s just as powerful, just as strong, just as well-funded” as the U.S. military.

The task force was working off of a three year grant. The follow up is that the lack of police reform is Trumps fault.


“Obama’s 21st Century Policing Task Force Turned In A Critical Report Six Years Ago. Has Anything Changed Since Then?”

https://wdet.org/posts/2021/05/03/90...ed-since-then/

Alexander says any police reform, which could have resulted from that report, was not followed through by the following administration. ”The (Trump) administration had an opportunity to hold up that report

[wamer27]

Here’s a glaring problem. The owner posted on many Facebook crime sites…they watched this happen on live cams, someone crawled into their south Mpls house via doggy door. Their pitbull cornered him in the kitchen, they grabbed a knife from kitchen and damaged walls in struggle with dog. Dog was not hurt and robber was arrested outside. (This is directly from owner) Hennepin county told them they weren’t charging the person because crawling in via dog door is not illegal, nothing was stolen, so no crime was committed. After this blew up on Facebook and Twitter, Hennepin county finally decided they would prosecute. This is the root of the current problems.

[Kavalier]

Originally Posted by Unsure070

Hi. I’m originally from MN but have been living in NJ/NYC suburb for 20 years. My husband is from NYC and agreed years ago that we’d try MN for a better quality of life/less congestion for our kids, but I’m not so sure it’s as safe and nice as it was years ago. I hear about a lot of car jackings and just saw a post tonight about car break ins at all the lifetime fitnesses in nice suburbs. Where we’re moving from I never had anything stolen and basically no crime at all. Pre covid and riots NYC was the safest big city in the nation. I would hate to move to a city that I cannot enjoy a night out with my family. What are your thoughts?

The scoundrels that run the Twin Cities, and all of Minnesota, are exporting the worst humans this state could ask for to places like St. Cloud, too:


Jury indicts 4 charged in connection with woman's death in St. Cloud


Keep it up, Woke Minnesotans. Keep it up.

[Cruz Azul Guy]

Originally Posted by Kavalier

The scoundrels that run the Twin Cities, and all of Minnesota, are exporting the worst humans this state could ask for to places like St. Cloud, too:


Jury indicts 4 charged in connection with woman's death in St. Cloud


Keep it up, Woke Minnesotans. Keep it up.

Your statement here makes no sense whatsoever. Nobody has lawfully “exported” a human being since slavery was abolished.

[Kavalier]

Originally Posted by Cruz Azul Guy

Your statement here makes no sense whatsoever. Nobody has “exported” a human being since slavery was abolished.

Freudian slip I think. I think I meant "importing". Importing so-called refugees, and non-Minnesotans into the state to raise the crime rate and to import dem voters.

[Cruz Azul Guy]

Originally Posted by Kavalier

Freudian slip I think. I think I meant "importing". Importing so-called refugees, and non-Minnesotans into the state to raise the crime rate and to import dem voters.

The words “import” and “export” relate to the movement of goods and services from one country to another to be sold…not human beings via legal immigration.

[wamer27]

159 shots were fired at the 4th Street Saloon in North last night at 2 am. One killed and two injured.

[Kavalier]

Originally Posted by Cruz Azul Guy

The words “import” and “export” relate to the movement of goods and services from one country to another to be sold…not human beings via legal immigration.

You are mistaken, regarding the human aspect of it.


I believe the radicals in the Twin Cities started it (importing undesirables) and they have sort of exported it to the suburbs, St. Cloud and Duluth.



It's what Met Council is all about at this point - radically transforming MN in every way.

[TheGrandViking]

Originally Posted by Kavalier

You are mistaken, regarding the human aspect of it.


I believe the radicals in the Twin Cities started it (importing undesirables) and they have sort of exported it to the suburbs, St. Cloud and Duluth.



It's what Met Council is all about at this point - radically transforming MN in every way.

I read the article and missed the part where it was revealed what state or country they grew up in. I'm not sure why these people cannot be born/raised Minnesotans. Other than Native Americans, no race can claim Minnesota as where they came from.