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Peter Robert Berry was also indicted and charged for possessing firearms as a felon.

Damien Lashaun Nelson had others purchase firearms for him illegally between June and October of last year.

The two men were also sentenced to serve one year of probation.

The man suddenly became unresponsive and died while in a holding cell.

He's representing himself because he doesn't have money to hire an attorney.

Erik Kravchuk was convicted in Hennepin County Court Thursday.

Authorities allege the Minnesota man has a long history of deceit.

The coffee and waffle shop has continued to operate despite not having a license.

Authorities said the suspect pulled the trigger "without provocation."

Officers had to pull the attacker off the 63-year-old driver when they arrived, charges say.

The man died from a single stab wound that struck an artery.

As part of their pleas, the two also admitted to multiple other carjackings in the Twin Cities.

The three were sentenced in U.S. District Court Wednesday.

The victim and suspect allegedly got into a dispute on the highway's entrance ramp.

The dump truck slammed into the back of their car, splitting it in half, the charges state.

Kenyatta Buckles was found guilty on Monday in Hennepin County court.

The shooting took place at a gas station near Lowry Avenue and Logan Avenue North in Minneapolis.

Sonny Vang Xiong was sentenced to three years in prison, while Davis Her was sentenced to six and a half years in prison.

Activists and Wright's family had requested Ellison's office handle the prosecution.

According to the charges, one hit an officer with a stick, the other used mace.

Rodney Velho admitted to shooting his girlfriend's ex boyfriend while he was dropping off children for a visit.

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"If your knee is on a person's neck, that could kill them," the lieutenant said, citing officers are not trained to kneel on someone's neck.

The decision has underscored efforts to change the loophole in state statute.