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Did the Hennepin County Attorney’s Office adopt a policy to stop prosecuting felonies discovered during all traffic stops?
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Hennepin County, the largest in Minnesota, will continue to charge felony cases resulting from public-safety traffic stops but is moving away from felony prosecutions from non-public-safety traffic stops.
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