A former law enforcement officer has been released from custody in Minneapolis. This individual was accused of planning a mass shooting that targeted a specific racial group. The release from custody occurred after a grand jury made a decision.
The grand jury declined to indict the former officer, leading to their release. Further details about this case are available from local news sources, including FOX 9 KMSP.
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