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Minneapolis Police Dept. To SPLIT Into Two Bureaus In Wake Of George Floyd Death | Roland Martin
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5:19Now PlayingIn the wake of the death of George Floyd, the Minneapolis police department is set to undergo a significant restructuring.
Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara announced that the department will be split into two bureaus. One bureau will be responsible for overseeing police operations and focusing on crime prevention, while the other will focus on rebuilding community trust.
In addition to this restructuring, the Police Department will initiate listening sessions as required by the Minnesota Department of Human Rights agreement to give community members a platform to share their concerns.
Each bureau will have its own assistant chief, a position O'Hara plans to fill from within the department to ensure a smooth transition.
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