Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz says he is fully mobilizing the state’s National Guard after a night of violence, leaving open the possibility of requesting federal troops
MINNEAPOLIS—Minnesota officials said Saturday they were seeking additional law-enforcement resources to help keep order in a city that has been wracked by violence following the death of George Floyd on Monday.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz said he was fully mobilizing the state’s National Guard after a night of rioting and violence, leaving open the possibility of requesting federal troops. The governor said what began as peaceful gatherings early in the week to express justified outrage over the killing of George Floyd had turned...
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