The newly approved bill also enhances data collection involving deadly force encounters, establishes a new state unit to investigate those incidents, creates an arbitration panel to handle police misconduct cases, increases funding for crisis intervention training, and creates incentives for officers to live in the communities they police, according to the Star Tribune.
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