Police were arresting OccupyMN protesters when an officer shoved a KSTP news cameraman, knocking the camera off his shoulder. A bystander captured the incident on video. The station's management team wants to know why a member of the press was prevented from doing his job, and the news director has requested a meeting with Minneapolis Police Chief Tim Dolan.

Common Cause Minnesota, which opposes the ballot measure that would require Minnesotans to show a photo ID before they vote, says its opponents in the voter ID fight, the nonprofit Minnesota Majority, broke state law by not registering its lobbying activities. Minnesota Majority worked with lawmakers to construct a photo ID bill, according to court documents. But Dan McGrath, executive director of Minnesota Majority, scoffed at the complaint.

A man who has been publicly identified as a person of interest in a Minnesota boy's 1989 abduction told The Associated Press that he sent a letter to 14 state officials and agencies, complaining about how he has been treated by law enforcement. In the letter obtained by the AP, Dan Rassier wrote that law officers violated his civil rights and his family's rights and "abused the privileges of their power" in relation to the Jacob Wetterling case.

Michael Anthony Bounds and Devin Lee Wynn-Shemanek, both 19, were arrested Saturday evening during an OccupyMN protest in a foreclosed home in south Minneapolis. Authorities have not revealed why the two were taken into custody.

Hennepin County authorities moved in on a group of OccupyMN protesters early Thursday morning at the Hennepin County Government Center, MPR reported. Protesters had set up tents in the southwest corner of the plaza in defiance of a county rule against structures on the property.