Revamping Policing in Minneapolis: Agreement Reached with State after Floyd's Death.

The city of Minneapolis and the Minnesota Department of Human Rights have signed a "court-enforceable settlement agreement" to revamp policing in the city where George Floyd was murdered by an officer nearly three years ago. The state agency issued a blistering report last year after a two-year investigation found the police department had engaged in a pattern of race discrimination for at least a decade. The agreement requires the city and the police department to make "transformational changes" to fix the organizational culture that was at the heart of the problems with race-based policing.