Garage Logic

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After more than 100 shots were fired overnight on Harriet Avenue in Bloomington, Police Chief Booker Hodges addressed the shooting and recent west metro gun violence. During the news conference, he described what he sees as differences among young people involved in Somali-American gangs.

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Are they Somali gangs or aren't they? Audio from an Edina GL'er and a GL police chief. Disturbing news on a potential terrorist attack at the Mall of America. Johnny Heidt with guitar news.
Heard On The Show:
FBI arrests man who planned to shoot up Mall of America in support of Islamic State group
After another blitz of gunfire, chiefs call for action on Somali-American gangs
U.S. monitors suspected Russian plague case as Trump plans call with Putin
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Ramsey County Sheriff Bob Fletcher and Ramsey County Deputy Jama Shine enter the Shop for a direct look at how Somali gangs are organized and operating across the Twin Cities. Fletcher and Shine walk through what their office has publicly described as roughly a dozen Somali gangs in Minnesota, with an estimated core of about 300 active members, mostly teens and young adults, out of more than 100,000 Somali Minnesotans. They discuss how these groups differ from older Twin Cities sets: high mobility between Minneapolis, St. Paul, and suburbs such as Eden Prairie, Edina, Burnsville, and Hopkins; feuds that move quickly between neighborhoods, and no illegal involvement of alcohol, drugs, or money.
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Boulder, Colorado is suing Exxon and Suncor for climate change damage, and that is the definition of insanity. Plus an inside look at the DFL media machine in Minnesota, Johnny Heidt with the news, and a reminder to get outside and enjoy the fall day on Garage Logic.
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