Press conference announcing non-public-safety traffic stop results and community alternatives

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Written By Kelli Ross

By: RAMSEY COUNTY ATTORNEY’S OFFICE STAFF

Ramsey County (Minnesota) Attorney John Choi stood with law enforcement and community leaders from across Ramsey County on June 7 to announce independent research results from Justice Innovation Lab that affirm progress toward the goal to improve the quality of justice and safety by focusing resources on situations that are most likely to present a public safety threat, improving community trust and reducing racial inequities.

Read the Ramsey County press release and watch the press conference.

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