The Dakota Dispatch

Category: Crime

  • Klobuchar Confronts Kash

    Klobuchar Confronts Kash

    Washington, D.C. , Jan. 30, 2025 – Sen. Amy Klobuchar is behaving badly.

          After an angry performance at President Donald Trump’s inauguration, where she seemed determined not to acknowledge his election by referencing him by name and title, Klobuchar this week lashed out at Trump’s cabinet nominations.  Klobuchar confronted FBI director nominee Kash Patel with a podcast transcripts and past alleged statements like an angry ex-wife bringing up ancient history.

          During cross-examination at Patel’s confirmation hearing this week, Klobuchar accused Patel of having an “enemies list.”

          “The only thing this body is doing is defeating the credibility of the men and women of the FBI,” Patel replied to Klobuchar. Patel reminded Klobuchar he had been endorsed by more than 300,000 law enforcement officers to be the next FBI director.

     Klobuchar’s fellow senators criticized her for going three minutes over her 7-minute time limit to criticize Patel.

    Klobuchar left the hearing early.

  • Quade, Huot Continue Vacation

    Quade, Huot Continue Vacation

    EAGAN, Minn. Jan. 27, 2024 – State sen. Erin Maye Quade and rep. John Huot, never known for their work ethic, have continued their vacation from the legislature, refusing to show up for work.

       Quade and Huot have claimed they are shirking their duties as part of boycott by democrat state legislators.

       While families have been hurt by chaos at the state unemployment insurance agency, Quade, a democrat puppet, has limited her focus to canned legislative bills written by the national democrat committee. The issues Quade has focused on include “hair discrimination” and so-called “deep fake” videos, which Quade introduced by appearing in a video with a blurred background. Quade refused to produce an unedited version of the video showing from where she was speaking.

       The state legislators have provided no explanation of their whereabouts or when they will return to work.

  • Minnesota CEO Fatally Shot

    Minnesota CEO Fatally Shot

    New York, Dec. 4, 2024 – Investigators are searching for the killer of Minnesota resident and United Healthcare Chief Executive Officer Brian Thompson, who was shot outside a New York City hotel while preparing for his company’s annual investor conference.

       A $10,000 reward was posted for information leading to the capture of Thompson’s killer, a masked gunman who fled into the city after shooting Thompson, age 50, in the leg and chest early Wednesday morning.

    Thompson’s wife, Paulette, told police her husband had been receiving threats, according to a national news report.

  • Police Say Trail Assault Report was Hoax

    Eagan, Minn., Nov. 24, 2024 – The report of a midday sexual assault on a popular Lebanon Hills hiking trail that sparked widespread fear was a hoax, according to police.

          “Following an extensive investigation surrounding the reported sexual assault in Lebanon Hills Park on [Nov. 7] we’re able to report the assault never occurred, and we will be charging the reporting party with filing a false police report,” an Eagan Police spokesperson posted on the department’s Facebook page.

          The assault report prompted fear among local residents and caused some to avoid the area when police announced the report on Nov. 8. It also prompted community criticism of police for failing to alert the public to another reported attack on the trail two months earlier, on Sept. 7.