Starting Aug. 1, new legislation goes into effect in Minnesota that will stop law enforcement from seizing a person’s property -- including cash, stocks, real estate, vehicles, guns, cars and homes -- if that person is only suspected of being involved with wrongdoing or crime. Under the bipartisan supported legislation, Minnesota will soon
Minn. Closer To Stopping “Policing For Profit”
Starting in August, police in Minnesota will no longer be able to seize property from people suspected of — but not charged with — criminal involvement.