A Ramsey County workhouse inmate who died after struggling with guards earlier this year suffered a fatal condition known as "excited delirium," officials said Wednesday.
Read whole story at Star Tribune
Thursday, November 23, 2006
Sunday, November 19, 2006
November Update
These are some of the issues we are currently dealing with:
1) A ten day suspension of an SRT member is going to arbitration.
2) The unilateral pulling of our breakfasts is headed to arbitration as a past practice violation.
3) We are working to get the Sheriff's Office to implement the Blood Borne Pathogens Bill that took effect July 1st, 2006.
4) We are representing a few members in internal affairs investigations.
Reminder: There are 65 cameras and an unknown amount of microphones monitoring our every move and word 24 hours a day. These can, and have been obtained by the public.
Important:
Do not go to Internal Affairs without a steward.
Do not talk to an investigator without a Team Legal lawyer.
1) A ten day suspension of an SRT member is going to arbitration.
2) The unilateral pulling of our breakfasts is headed to arbitration as a past practice violation.
3) We are working to get the Sheriff's Office to implement the Blood Borne Pathogens Bill that took effect July 1st, 2006.
4) We are representing a few members in internal affairs investigations.
Reminder: There are 65 cameras and an unknown amount of microphones monitoring our every move and word 24 hours a day. These can, and have been obtained by the public.
Important:
Do not go to Internal Affairs without a steward.
Do not talk to an investigator without a Team Legal lawyer.
Saturday, November 18, 2006
Hoffa Wins Again!
James Hoffa has won another term as General President of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. I look forward to another term of his excellent leadership.
Click on the link below for results:
http://www.teamster.org/resources/election/electionresults.pdf
and this one for a breakdown by Locals:
http://www.hoffa2006.com/splash.html
Click on the link below for results:
http://www.teamster.org/resources/election/electionresults.pdf
and this one for a breakdown by Locals:
http://www.hoffa2006.com/splash.html
Wednesday, November 08, 2006
Rich Stanek Wins Hennepin County Sheriff's Race
Rich Stanek has won the race for Hennepin County Sheriff. Come January he will occupy room 6 as our new boss. There will be a learning curve for Sheriff Stanek. There are marked differences between a police agency like the MPD he comes from, and the functions of the Sheriff's Office. Let's work together to make this a smooth and fruitful transition.
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