Topic - Bureau Of Criminal Apprehension

The bureau said Seide checked Cobb's record and found he was wanted for a “probable cause arrest for a felony order-for-protection violation” issued by the nearby Ramsey County Sheriff's Office.

Investigators name the trooper who fatally shot a Black Minnesota man during a traffic stop →

More than 60,000 Minnesotans could benefit, but the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension says the process could take up to a year to clear everyone's record.

What to know as recreational marijuana becomes legal in Minnesota on Aug. 1 →