Violent carjackings in Minneapolis spiked by more than 530% in November compared to last year, reports the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
”The numbers are staggering,” said police spokesman John Elder. ”It defies all civility and any shred of common human decency.”
The state has seen at least 375 car jackings this year, more than three times higher than all of 2019.
The report comes as violent crime has surged to record-highs in Minneapolis amid talks of cutting the Minneapolis police budget by nearly $8 million.
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