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- Fast-track training put officer Noor on Mpls. police • Minneapolis
- Minneapolis police chief resigns; protesters shout down mayor • Minneapolis
- Damond witness steps forward; part of incident said to be filmed • Minneapolis
- Tevlin: Police chief's absence spelled the end • Minneapolis
- Bus rider killed in fiery St. Paul crash is ID'd; car driver arrested • Minneapolis
- Minneapolis Mayor Betsy Hodges shouted down by protesters during Harteau presser • Local
- Body camera video of dogs being shot by police is released • Local
- Harteau: Justine Damond 'didn't have to die' • Local
- Mayor Hodges on Justine Damond killing: 'Needless … tragic' • Local
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