Retired police lieutenant and founder of The Wounded Blue Randy Sutton joins David Pollack to discuss the Minnesota shooting that left two officers shot and two civilians dead—and raises serious questions about how the suspect was legally able to obtain a concealed-carry permit despite a history of arrests and threats.
Sutton argues that Minnesota’s “Clean Slate” law and broader criminal justice policies helped create a system where dangerous offenders can have their criminal records sealed and potentially regain access to firearms. He also discusses the strain on the Minneapolis Police Department, the challenges facing law enforcement, and what he calls a preventable tragedy.
Sutton also highlights the work of The Wounded Blue, a nationwide charity supporting injured law enforcement officers.
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