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To advance those initiatives, Luger has assembled a mostly new leadership team and put veteran prosecutors in charge of his key priorities. For example, he said, the new chief of his criminal division, Tracy Perzel, has been an assistant county attorney, an assistant attorney general and an assistant U.S. attorney."She knows and understands how local, state and federal prosecutors can best work together, because she's done it," he said.
Luger said he plans to visit Duluth, St. Cloud and Rochester in the coming weeks and to travel to every Indian reservation in Minnesota "for a frank and fair dialogue about how this office can assist each community address their most serious criminal justice issues."
He said he also plans meetings with leaders from a number of ethnic and other communities "so that they know who I am, that they know what I stand for."
Luger said he plans to visit Duluth, St. Cloud and Rochester in the coming weeks and to travel to every Indian reservation in Minnesota "for a frank and fair dialogue about how this office can assist each community address their most serious criminal justice issues."
SharonAnDebraMantheyMNWhistleblowers
Duly concerned for all Minnesota Whistleblowers must reblogg to the Citizenery
“Dan Meyer has been a relentless advocate for whistleblowers in making sure they don’t fall through the cracks,” said one congressional staffer, who asked to remain anonymous because of the sensitivity of the matter. “If action is taken against him, it could have a chilling effect on whistleblowers coming forward.”
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