Reno to visit Minneapolis to hail crime fight efforts
U S Attorney General Janet Reno will visit Minneapolis on Monday to praise city police and business leaders for reducing homicide and gang violence and to highlight federal crime-fighting efforts at the neighborhood level. The visit will include Abbott Northwestern Hospital where Minnesota HEALS brings together business, law enforcement and community leaders to target the most violent offenders.
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Federal officials ramp up in Minneapolis crime fight
The article notes federal ATF agents riding with Minneapolis police and joining local efforts to close crack houses. It highlights partnerships with city leaders including Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman and Lillehaug, plus corporate influence from Honeywell and Northwestern's Alling. 1997 saw a 25 percent rise in Lillehaug’s prosecutions, many by plea, signaling growing cross jurisdiction cooperation reducing gun and drug crimes.
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