Ramsey County attorney says he won't prosecute felonies that result from pretextual traffic stops

Sep 08, 2021 View Original Article
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54% : The county attorney's policy change was developed "in collaboration" with law enforcement, philanthropic leaders, people who live in Ramsey County and national organizations, including the Vera Institute of Justice, according to Wednesday's announcement.
45% : Choi previously said he had not implemented the policy because he was talking with law enforcement about changing the circumstances under which they pull people over.

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