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Violent carjackings shot up 537% in Minneapolis last month compared to data from last November as the city council continues to push defunding the police.
Minneapolis police have recorded more than 125 carjackings over the last two months, with much of the crime being attributed to groups of teenagers, the Star Tribune reported Wednesday.
“Within a one-hour period Saturday morning, police reported three separate carjackings in southeast Minneapolis, including one where an elderly woman was struck on the head. Such attacks are up 537% this month when compared with last November,” the Star Tribune reported.