Brian O'Hara

Brian O’Hara, Chief of the Minneapolis Police Department, delves into the complexities of policing reforms and community trust. He discusses the aftermath of federal immigration enforcement and its impact on police-community relations. O’Hara highlights the strain of recent protests and staffing shortages, warning of a predictable tragedy involving ICE. He reflects on the shooting of Renee Good, expressing alarm over tactical failures and the erosion of public trust. O’Hara also explores how to rebuild community ties and the challenges of coexisting with federal agents.

Matt Sepik, a reporter for Minnesota Public Radio, provides critical on-the-ground insights into a controversial ICE shooting in Minneapolis. He discusses the conflicting narratives from local leaders and the federal government. Brian O'Hara, the Minneapolis Police Chief, offers preliminary details about the victim, urging caution before jumping to conclusions on self-defense. Both guests highlight the community's alarm over video evidence and critique the coordination and conduct of federal enforcement during the incident.

Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara discusses tactical training and the ongoing investigation into the police shooting of Renee Nicole Good. Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison calls for a transparent probe, while U.S. Senator Adam Schiff weighs in on military engagement in Venezuela. Ryan Young reports live from the Minneapolis protests, capturing the tension on the ground. Former FBI agent Josh Campbell breaks down the shooting video, debating law enforcement tactics and implications. Emotions run high as the community reacts to both the shooting and federal responses.