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Reporter | Federal Courts | White Collar Crime | Legal Issues

Phone: 612-673-4493

Dan Browning covers federal court and legal issues, and writes enterprise stories for the Star Tribune. His areas of expertise include investigative reporting, computer-assisted reporting (i.e., data analysis), white collar crime, real estate and government contracts.
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Feds look at ammo shipments

An immigrant who shipped restricted ammunition to Ukraine said he didn't know he needed a license.

Updated: March 23, 2012, - 09:21 PM

Shamed into silence

Editor's note: This story contains graphic descriptions that may not be suitable for children and might be disturbing for some...

Updated: March 23, 2012, - 05:05 PM

Documenting a hidden crisis, case by case

On any given day, the shy girls come one by one into Laurel Edinburgh's St. Paul medical office, some crying,...

Updated: March 23, 2012, - 04:43 PM

Feds investigate ammo shipments from Plymouth man

An immigrant who shipped the munitions to a friend in Ukraine said he didn't know he needed a license.

Updated: March 23, 2012, - 04:22 PM

Judges reinstate Noodles & Co. worker’s comp suit

A former Noodles & Co. supervisor alleges that the company and its insurer went to great lengths to quash her claim.

Updated: March 22, 2012, - 08:52 PM

Judge shows mercy to Brooklyn Park health care swindler

The suspect owned up to his crimes; the judge was moved by the heartache that caused them.

Updated: March 14, 2012, - 11:56 PM

Former employee sues Cafesjian for back pay

John Waters Jr. claims his aging boss has grown paranoid and owes him $5 million.

Updated: March 14, 2012, - 09:23 PM

Suit alleges St. Paul, Eden Prairie cops breached privacy of ex-officer

A former police officer with St. Paul and Eden Prairie filed a federal lawsuit Monday alleging that more than 100 officers from at least 18 law enforcement agencies invaded her privacy by conducting more than 400 illegal searches of her driver's license record.

Updated: March 14, 2012, - 09:23 AM