Matt Sepik

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.

Guests Matt Sepik, a Minnesota Public Radio correspondent, shares insights from the Minneapolis protests following the fatal ICE shooting. Nick Miroff from The Atlantic discusses the political implications for ICE policy and the pressures on immigrant-focused cities. San Francisco District Attorney Brooke Jenkins outlines local legal strategies related to protests and federal agent conduct. The discussion touches on the growing anger, investigation conflicts, and evolving protest tactics that parallel past movements, raising critical questions about public safety and administration accountability.

Matt Sepik, a Correspondent for Minnesota Public Radio, Robert Klemko, a Staff Writer at The Washington Post focused on criminal justice, and Sonia Pruitt, a former police captain and current professor, delve into the aftermath of George Floyd's murder. They discuss the evolving landscape of police reforms, the impact of political shifts under the Trump administration, and the challenges to accountability in policing. Insights on innovative crisis intervention strategies and the vital role of community engagement also highlight the ongoing struggle for change in law enforcement.