A local law enforcement official is facing potential federal action. Hennepin County Sheriff Witt may be prosecuted by federal authorities. The reason for this threat is related to access to inmates at the Hennepin County Jail.
Specifically, it involves ICE agents being denied broad access to inmates held there. Further details on this situation are available from FOX 9 KMSP, including the circumstances surrounding the potential prosecution of Sheriff Witt.
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