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Over the last 40 years public REITs have outperformed the broader S&P 500.

They've also outperformed over 30 years, 20 years, 10 years, and you would think

that they've done this by taking on more risk, but the reality is that REITs

actually display lower risk characteristics. And fundamentally a REIT

behaves somewhere between a bond and an equity. The underlying leases in the

properties that they own act more like bonds. The physical real estate

appreciates and acts more like an equity. And so you would expect that the returns

would fall somewhere between bonds and equities - certainly the risk does. That's

not the case though. They've actually done far better than the equity

positions in the S&P 500 and the question is: Why do REITs outperform the S&P 500?

And will they continue to do that? I believe they will, and they have major

structural advantages. The first advantage that they have is that they

are not subject to corporate taxation which means that every dollar that flows

up to the REIT flows out to the investor. In fact, a REIT is required by law to pay

out 90% of its income to its shareholders. A c-corp on the other hand

like an Amazon or other companies, when capital comes up to the parent company

they can decide whether to reinvest that money, but certainly any income is taxed

at the government level. So when a REIT is competing against the company in the

S&P 500 that S&P 500 company has to earn 20%

more in income to pay the exact same distribution to shareholders... and it's

not even required to pay distributions to shareholders. The second point which I

think gives REITs a distinct advantage is the fact that real estate always has

intrinsic value. When a company goes out of business

there's nothing left. The shareholders have nothing

to go after, sometimes the creditors do. Real estate really never becomes

worthless. There's always an intrinsic value. When a company leaves a piece of

real estate, or goes bankrupt and they occupy a piece of real estate, the real

estate itself continues to have value, which inherently creates downside

protection for these assets. The third advantage that REITs enjoy are that

they own properties that have stable and predictable cash flow streams, and those

cash flow streams allow REITs to pay a very healthy and high dividend yield. The

dividend yield of the REIT index is in fact about double that of the S&P 500. The

structural advantages that REITs enjoy are the reasons why they've

outperformed over the last 40 years, and they're not going away. And that's why we

believe that they will continue to outperform over the next 30 years and

they're a better risk adjusted investment than going into the S&P 500.

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Charlotte Flair Reacts to News of Her Relationship With Andrade Becoming Public - Duration: 1:03.

Hi Friends welcome to C4E Wrestling News Charlotte Flair Reacts to News of Her Relationship With

Andrade Becoming Public News of Charlotte Flair's relationship with Andrade became

very public today Since then plenty of people have shared their own opinions on the matter

Charlotte Flair and Andrade seem to be happy about their relationship as they haven't

hidden it backstage or in public for that matter They are two consenting adults after

all Considering their celebrity status it is a matter of public interest However Flair

might see it differently She tweeted Must be a slow news day Then she inserted a winkie

face emoji Charlotte did not deny it but to her dating Andrade isn't breaking news because

she was there when it started Friends what are your thought about this Have your say

in the comments section below

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İNSANLARIN ÜSTÜNDEKİ KIYAFETLERİ SATIN ALDIM (ÇEKİLİŞ VAR) - Duration: 14:57.

I have no reason not to

but I don't want to give

Shoot out!

I do not want to give..

if you find on the road they say

did you get the shoes

You saved my life

3 4 5

Cihan Kosif Hi everyone from TV.

Friends today ...

people's clothes and belongings

buy ...

young people come easy

- I'm sorry. What do you have, what can you sell?

I have a headset

Let me see -For brother.

What's this ?

a brand

how good is it?

That's nice, I like it.

don't you have a hat or I have no hat

Let me see

let me see your bidet

no more this beautiful

How much did you take him? -120 pounds

I didn't take that up.

that's not something branded

sell your shoes to me

Good looking -Yes they're new

Are they adidas? -Yeah.

how much did you buy it ?

-350 TL

- Six-six, a little bit of color, but a little bit.

okay, let me give you 500 tl -OK

but you're going to get out, you'il go without shoes

Can we make a little meeting?

no meeting no .. what is the meeting?

will bring the shoe will go

I'll buy shoes no 500 liraya

right now - Thank you

-We're not infamous until we walk down

Tell me how much you're giving my headphones

How much?

- I got 15 pounds.

I think we should take the shoes

Look at it.

Go here to the shoemaker

300 pounds, put the rest in his pocket

Pubg you get what you get with that money.

we need to hold a meeting

Will you bear me on your back?

exactly

Move what will happen

But if you say 150 TL divide it into 3

This is beautiful !

We move 150 on a three-backside.

don't

but that's why I bought it very fondly

go again al ...

Would you have bought your shoes? - I'd sell it.

I would sell

how much do you give to shoes

This is a very old shoe I've used it so ...

250 TL is taken

You're playing with fire ...

I'il give you 300 pounds if you say sock.

what did we say? -500 rubles

my headset said 150

- That's why he's the leader.

I will give you 20 TL for the headset now

Let's get your headset and this is your siftah.

You're all right. Siftah you ...

Thank you.. -300 pounds

Socks included

No, thanks

but i don't know right now

A very difficult question because

2 times 3 times the value of your money.

give me your shoes .. I think you will give

- I have the type to give

Thinking about giving

I sell it to you - I took you this lighter.

o gift

Can I sell you a headset?

with box

The box is guaranteed to have everything in it

We promise box with guarantee as well

how much did you buy it?

I didn't get so gift

Gift from your girlfriend? - I don't give a gift from my girlfriend.

I gave this 20 pounds .. I give this to you

No no - I'il give you another 30.

30 lira on ...

I mean, I gave you 50 pounds.

OK..

20 pounds I'll take

your friend has found the corner

Yes, you're right.

I have no reason not to

but I don't want to give

Let me sell the key chain 100 pounds

really special looking but very special

AA

but here I sold my engine last year

Look, I'm gonna give you 500 of the 1000 sweaters.

athlete in the bag somehow

Can I tell if the commercial head is working

man is adapting the story

I'm going to get out of here

1000 rubles say it is 500 TL in the sweater ..

Do you know what we should do?

Let me give him 500 tl

bidet it 750 lbs

In total? You're going to go naked

I won't let you!

look very clear telling

You'il get the athlete, too.

If you had to wear the athlete,

I would go naked there

Maybe if you didn't take your socks

There may be something persuasive

250 without socks

Did we count the sock 50?

Let me give you 50 TL.

300 pounds in stockings look very clean

my son actually got there or he

Just give me one hour, I'il give you a bag.

the purpose is not to earn money twill?

Look, I'm gonna sell you something nice.

concert ticket

Where is this ? - Young festival

for 2 person

Let's not do anything, there's a printing error.

What is the price ? -350 TL

350 tl I paid him

but when this

4 may abi

The most beautiful time of spring

we are now preparing for university or something.

that's why I can't go

I give him 100 liras.

get the same price

I give my audience a lottery

Give me 200?

I didn't get it or I'd take it

I'm interested in bikers, but

yo i'm not a biker

i bought it because it was very pleasant

I don't know

I'il give him 50

70? - You don't get a bargain after you shake your hand.

60? 50 pounds .. 60 ... 53 pounds ..

60 60 :)

or 50 TL

I'm going to give you 53 50

brother gave me 50 pounds for that headset

You're giving 53 pounds to 3 pounds

this is now also a multi-branded

abi didn't see his brand

ok 10

give her the key to the office

take three liran minibus money

it's really nice

thank you friends

thank you .. would love to support you more support but some friends here

make me look at remorse

Eject

Get out!

my son valla have much interest

do you know that makes me a disgrace?

Shoot!

I'm going to be so bad, but

no one will be infamous

ok ver ya

take it off!

remove shoe

barelegged

100 150 200 250

Al abi

if you find on the road they say

did you get the shoe

hee

Is there anything inside?

See you then

Very pleased to have a perfect shopping

I will keep these shoes in the best place

I'm really saying that he's not going to throw them away.

these are always my museums

hasan will remember you for the rest of my life

I'il remember you for the rest of my life

I told you something I saved my life

really ?

sorry we left you like that. No flaws

my defect

Let me give you 100 pounds of sock

I give 100 pounds to get my socks very painful

Hakan very pleased

Özcan was very pleased

çeköy young people are very good

Very nice messages are coming by take

well then we'll let you see

I'il take a podium walk or

see you later

friends come easy

sell?

yes only buy

There are things that are not important

normally I would always carry my necklace today

Bi story can be a special story

what can we sell

I can't sell anything ...

I can't sell anything else.

we brought you from versene germany we had it

Should I give it to her? - Isn't that what we actually want?

at least

but it's about to end

You're doing a charity thing.

yes came from germany

let me see? look at that

You smelled good? -Yeah

how much do you sell

I do not know what happens when the heart breaks ... So close to not enter

how much is it

germany

do you know if the Turks sold 2 pounds abi came from germany do you know

Youtuber will soon youtube Soon youtube channel will open :)

how much ? Give me 15

or you can

Give me 15

ooo 50 50 abi

You want 50? - I'm gonna get you a new one.

May Allah bless ... -Really ? Really

Nice shopping.

I hope you don't see my father.

Let them see

Trade boy does this kid work

you could win something better if it was a little more full

Continue!

Hello man -Hello there

nice coat

montum? How many?

I do not know

but look at this torn man

or because it is old model

you already have a style, you think you wear a pair of shoes

-Exactly twill

hippie style

So is there anything you can sell us?

depending on how much

sell me something special

my shoes are very special

lebron 12

famous bi basketball shoe

yo lebron james's

is that his shoe?

How many years?

either 3 or 4 years

We got shoes, but we ...

I don't know if the jacket should actually try to style me

let's try bi

I love this stuff

my bitane was like that I always wear

it was orange, and it was orange.

beautiful

how much do you give this leather jacket to us

valla this is now old

but old styled

now you know old fashioned

antique

for old age

they are beautiful as they age ..

I'il pay him 100 bucks. - I'il give it to you soon

Gee

Directly ..

150 ..

150.

ready

What's inside ?

black t-shirt

But now it matches that black shirt ... if I take it, I have to take it.

Okay, I'il go home with the athlete or

let's take

let's take it

let's take your shoes

shoes ..

Let's make you complete again

But the creation part doesn't belong to us.

we're just preparing the floor to create from the beginning

jacket .. two of it and shoes?

price is what I tell you right now

tell me the price

Okay, we counted 150. -Yeah

100 lira I think you can shirt

let's say 150 with t-shirt

Ney t-shirt 150?

my son bi look at this look what it got it lumberjack shirt 5 pounds

Let's say 100 together

250

shoes also 150

but the total current value is $ 190

Do you know what websites do not know

video watchers are sure to know its value

Because Jordan has a disaster

I was playing basketball, man.

in posture:

twill

I can't play now because of my injury

What is the last price?

150 ... 250 ...

There are 150 .. 400

i give you halal be

I give you 500 pounds I'm taking it all

including pants?

no pants summer though I would buy pants

how will you go?

t-shirt

500 pounds

Okay, brother, it's so good now.

I'm okay with 400e, but 500 is okay

Okay, okay, let's see.

3 .. 4 .. 5 al abicim

I'il take your clothes off. -Immediately

we also bought our shoes

OK

take your shirt

Earning today, we wear this outfit, or if you find him in a pants, we'll get to find it

Beautiful

we need some weight

We're not ten, brother.

Thank you again.. What was the name ?

I'm glad you

Good day .. Come see you

Wasn't that a good job?

I hope you like our video

Here is the jacket shirt shirt you saw on me and the following shoes

we bought from young people and we supported them

if you want more of these videos

Don't forget to like the video

In the meantime, we have started 7 pubg keychains last week.

friends explain this evening

I'll explain it live on my twitch release

also from the instagram account winners

I will proclaim

in the meantime we have a great draw for young people friends

May 4, 2019

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bye

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Morning portion of "hands-free" cell phone use hearing in House public safety committee 2/20/19 - Duration: 1:22:32.

>> TESTIFIER: GOOD MORNING MR. CHAIR I WOULD ACTUALLY MOVE

HOUSE FILE 50 BEFORE US AND

DOES THIS AND GO BACK TO WAYS

AND MEANS

>> CHAIR MARIANI: IT WILL BE REFERRED TO THE

JUDICIARY COMMITTEE. >>

REPRESENTATIVE DEHN: THIS WILL BE REFERRED TO THE

JUDICIARY COMMITTEE. >> CHAIR MARIANI:

REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN HOUSE FILE 50 IS BEFORE US. WELCOME TO THE COMMITTEE. >> REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN:

THANK YOU; MR. CHAIR

AND MEMBERS. EITHER AUTH

OR AMENDMENT COULD I'M NOT SURE IF YOU WANT TO ADDRESS THAT FIRST WE WANT ME TO GET TO THE MAIN BODY OF THE BILL? WHATEVER

THE COMMITTEE DESIRES I WILL FOLLOW YOUR LEAD

MR. CHAIR. >> CH

AIR MARIANI: CHAIRMAN HORNSTEIN WHEN WE MOVE

YOUR AMENDMENT BECAUSE

THIS IS GOING TO PUT THE BILL IN

THE SHAPE YOU WANT IT BEFORE US.

>> TESTIFIER: GOOD MORNING SHORTCUT IS THE A - 5 AMENDMENT

MR. CHAIR

AND I COULD ADDRESS THAT IF YOU LIKE.

>> CHAIR MARIANI: VERY WELL REPRESENTATIVE DEHN WOULD YOU CARE TO MOVE THE A -

5 AMENDMENT >>

REPRESENTATIVE DEHN: YES MR. CHAIR BUT I WILL MOVE THE AUTHORS >> REPRESENTATIVE AMENDMENT >> CHAIR MARIANI: THE

A - 5 AMENDMENT IS PEOPLE TO

REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN IF YOU COULD

DESCRIBE THE AMENDMENT AND I BELIEVE THERE'S OUR AMENDMENT TO THE

AMENDMENT. [INAUDIBLE] >>

REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN: THANK YOU; MR. CHAIR

AND MEMBERS THANK YOU FOR HEARING HOUSE FILE 50 IN THE COMING AMENDMENT COULD I THINK MANY OF YOU ARE FAMILIAR WITH THE

HANDS-FREE BILL. IT PASSED IN THIS COMMITTEE LAST YEAR. IT

HAS BEEN VETTED BY NUMBER OF OTHER COMMITTEES AS WELL.

BUT IN THE COURSE OF

THE PUBLIC DISCUSSION OF THIS

SOME ISSUES THAT COME

UP AROUND THE NEED TO GET SOME ADDITIONAL DATA

ON TRAFFIC STOPS AS A RELATES TO

THIS LEGISLATION

ENACTED SO THE A - 5 IS A AMENDMENT THAT WILL

COLLECT DATA;

A DEMOGRAPHIC TYPE OF DATA RELATED TO

TRAFFIC STOPS STATE PATROL IS INVOLVED WITH. IT CALLS FOR STUDY BOTH BEFORE

THE ENACTMENT OF THE BILL AND AFTER SO THERE CAN BE SOME COMPARATIVE DATA. SO THAT IS THE GOAL OF THE A -

5 AMENDMENT.

>> CHAIR MARIANI: VERY WELL.

REPRESENTATIVE NASH >> REPRESENTATIVE NASH: THANK YOU; MR. CH

AIR. I'VE QUESTIONS ON THE AMENDMENT BUT I WAS ALSO MOVE THIS AMENDMENT TO THE AMENDMENT THE A - ASKED

>> CHAIR MARIANI: VERY WELL. REPRESENTATIVE NASH MOVES THE A - 6 AMENDMENT. REPRESENTATIVE NASH >> REPRESENTATIVE NASH: THANK YOU; MR. CHAIR

REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN YOU AND I OF HIS PROGRAM'S BILL BUT ON THIS PARTICULAR AMENDMENT

I JUST HAVE SOME CONCERNS. ONE

IN CREATING

THE STUDY. THERE'S GOING TO BE COST

ASSESSMENT OF COLLECTING THIS DATA; STORING THE DATA. WAS GOING TO CREATE

AND MANAGE AND ADMINISTER THE DATABASE IF THIS

GOES INTO >> REPRESENTATIVE ERICKSON: WE HAVE ALL SEEN WITHOUT VERY PROUD

OF HOW IT'S

BEEN DONE WELL MNLARS HAS WORKED ON THIS WOULD BE A DEPARTMENT

PROJECT THAT WOULD BE PROBABLY ADMINISTERED AND BUILT BY MN.IT.

SO BE VERY AFRAID OF T

HAT. BUT; I FIND SOME OF THE THINGS YOU

ARE COLLECTING;; I'M SURPRISED THAT YOU ARE COLLECTING THIS PIECE OF INFORMATION BUT SOME OF THE THINGS THAT

ARE MISSING THAT I THINK MY AMENDMENT TO

YOUR AMENDMENT

WOULD FIX WOULD ALSO BE THE IMMIGRATION STATUS

OF PEOPLE WERE BEING STOPPED

BECAUSE OBVIOUSLY; SOME OF THEM MAY NOT ENOUGH

DRIVERS LICENSE. SO ARE GOING TO WANT TO

COLLECT THAT REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN AND MEMBERS COULD I THINK THAT'S AN APPROPRIATE THING. SO THE AMENDMENT TO

THE AMENDMENT WOULD ASK

IMMIGRATION STATUS

AND COLLECT THAT AND HOPEFULLY PUT IT INTO A DATABASE

THAT SOMEBODY OTHER THAN MN.IT WOULD BUILD IF YOU'RE AMENDMENT

WAS ENGROSSED. I WOULD REQUEST A ROKO. >>

CHAIR MARIANI: WILL CAUSE BEEN REQUESTED ON THE A - 6 AMENDMENT. I'M WONDERING IF

COMMISSIONER WOULD COME FORWARD. THERE'S

A QUESTION. THERE'S 2 ISSUES YOU PUT ON

THE TABLE IF I HURT YOU CORRECT.

ONE IS THE BROADER ISSUE OF

DATA COLLECTION

AND I THINK WE HAVE AN EXPERT HERE WHO CAN TELL US ABOUT

WHAT THAT UNIVERSE LOOKS LIKE

AND THEN THERE'S THE ISSUE OF THE A - 6

AMENDMENT ITSELF. WELCOME TO

THE COMMITTEE.

>> TESTIFIER: MR. CHAIR; MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE JOHN HARDING

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC RISK MEASURE. THANK YOU FOR

THE INVITATION.

>> CHAIR MARIANI: COMMISSIONER; I'M WONDERING IF YOU COULD DESCRIBE TO THE COMMITTEE WITH THE DATA

PARAMETERS ARE; THE

REALITIES APPEARED FOR THIS KIND OF DATA COLLECTION WHETHER

IT IS [INAUDIBLE] WHERE

CAPACITY IS AND THEN ALSO I THINK

REPRESENTATIVE NASH HAD

A BRIEF PRETTY SPECIFIC

POINT AROUND >>

REPRESENTATIVE BENNETT: IF YOU COULD RESTATE THAT. >>

REPRESENTATIVE NASH: THANK YOU; MR. CHAIR. TO

THE COMMISSIONER; IS DATA YOU ARE COLLECTING THEY CURRENTLY DO NOT COLLECT; CORRECT?

>> TESTIFIER:

MOST OF HIS DATA MR.

CHAIRMAN; YES THIS IS MOSTLY DATA WE DO NOT COLLECT PROBABLY. >> REPRESENTATIVE NASH: TO

THAT END;

THIS DATA IS GOING TO HAVE TO

BE STORED IN SOME DATABASE. YOU ARE GOING TO MAKE CHANGES TO EITHER AN EXISTING DATABASE OR CREATE A NEW DATABASEI THINK

REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN YOU ARE REQUIRING THIS BE A NEW

PROJECT SO IT'LL OSTENSIBLY GOING TO DATABASE.

AGAIN CAUTION ALL THE MEMBERS

HERE. WE BE DEFINITELY AFRAID

OF THAT. BUT AGAIN THE THINGS YOU PUT IN

YOUR AMENDMENT THAT I'M TRYING TO AMEND SEEN

IN COMPLETE IF YOU'RE TRULY TRYING

TO TRACK WHO IS

BEING STOPPED THAT IS NOT UTILIZING A

HANDS-FREE DEVICE. THIS IS A

SERIOUS ISSUE. IF YOU'RE TRULY TO FIND OUT WHO ARE THE PEOPLE

NOT ABIDING BY

THIS LAW IF YOUR BILL BECOMES LAW; THIS

IS SOMETHING I WOULD

IMAGINE EVERYBODY WOULD BE IN FAVOR

OF MAKING SURE WE ARE TRACKING THE IMMIGRATION STATUS SO YOU

CAN KNOW

MAYBE WHO IS NOT EVEN SUPPOSED TO BE DRIVING IF THEY DON'T HAVE A DRIVERS LICENSE WITH A DO HAVE A DRIVERS LICENSE THIS IS IMPORTANT STUFF. SO MEMBERS WOULD ASK FOR

YOUR SUPPORT AND

JUST REMIND I DID ASK FOR A ROKO. >> CHAIR MARIANI: VERY WELL.

COMMISSIONER HARRINGTON; THIS IS PROBABLY APPROPRIATE TIME

TO THEN

TALK ABOUT THE A - 6 BE DENTED I DO HOPE YOU HAD A CHANCE TO LOOK AT IT IF YOU HAVE IT BEFORE YOU? >> TESTIFIER: MR. CHAIR;

I HAVE SEEN THE A - 6 BE DENTED AND I HAVE HAD A CHANCE TO LOOK AT IT

AND GIVE IT SOME KID OR CONSIDERATION IN

MY OPINION; IS A POLICE PROFESSIONAL

AND I SERVED FOR OVER 40 YEARS; THIS IS NOT INFORMATION THAT WOULD

LEND ITSELF TO INCREASE SAFETY

FOR THE STATE OF MINNESOTA AND IT'S NOT INFORMATION THAT

POLICE DEPARTMENTS

WHO CURRENTLY DO DATA COLLECTION AROUND TRAFFIC STOPS

COLLECT; AND I DO NOT SEE HOW THIS WOULD BE RELEVANT TO

ESPECIALLY TO THIS PARTICULAR

HANDS-FREE BILL.

>>

CHAIR MARIANI: REPRESENTATIVE NASH >> REPRESENTATIVE NASH: IT BY YOUR OWN ADMISSION THE DATA REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN AUTHOR AMENDMENT IS GOING TO COLLECT AND YOU ARE ALSO SAY MINE DOES

NOT EITHER;

I FAILED TO SEE THE RELEVANCE OF HIS AND NOT MINE

SO AGAIN I'M URGING MEMBER

S TO CONSIDER THE A - ACCIDENT AND ENGROSS IT'S BECAUSE YOU ARE ALREADY TELLING US THE OTHER DATA

YOU MUST DO COLLECT IS GERMANE FOR YOU ARE SAY MINE

IS NOT. I FIND THAT TO BE PRETTY

STARK JUXTAPOSITION

AND MOREOVER; I STILL NOT HEARD AN ANSWER IS GOING TO BE ADMINISTERINGTHIS LARG

E DATABASE. MOREOVER; I'M DEEPLY CONCERNED BY

THE POTENTIAL FISCAL IMPACT TO OUR

LAW ENFORCEMENT

ACROSS THE STATE COULD YOU HAVE GOT COUNTIES WERE NOW TO BE COLLECTING WAY MORE DATA

HANDLING THAT ONCE I GET BACK TO

THEIR HEADQUARTERS. YOU ARE ACTUALLY

LAYING COSTS ONTO THESE LAW

ENFORCEMENT PROFESSIONALS AND

I THINK THAT IS CLEARLY SOMETHING YOU HAVE NOT THOUGHT THROUGH. >> CHA

IR MARIANI: REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN >> REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN:

MR. CHAIR I ALSO WANT T

O ADDRESS REPRESENTATIVE NASH

IS CONCERNED BUT I THINK

COMMISSIONER HARRINGTON CAN AS WELL. BUT JUST TO CLARIFY A

FEW THINGS

BECAUSE THERE'S A LITTLE BIT MISUNDERSTOOD ABOUT

THE AMENDMENT. MY UNDERSTANDING

IS THAT

MUCH OF THE INFORMATION ABOUT TRAFFIC STOPS IS ALREADY

BEING COLLECTED BY THE ST

ATE PATROL THROUGH AN

ELECTRONIC DATABASE AN EXISTING DATABASE

THEY HAVE.

SO WE ARE JUST ASKING FOR LITTLE BIT

MORE INFORMATION SO THAT IS NUMBER ONE.

NUMBER 2; FOR A LIMITED AMOUNT OF TIME

A MATTER OF MONTHS. NUMBER 2. MR. CHAIR

AND MEMBERS;

THE STATE PATROL OFFICERS AS WELL AS

THIS KIND OF DATA COLLECTION IS NOW DONE ROUTINELY AS A MATTER OF COURSE

IN BOTH MINNEAPOLIS AND ST. PAUL. ACTUALLY; MUCH MORE DATA THAN WE ARE REQUIRING ON THIS AMENDMENT; BUT OFFICERS ARE

NOT ASKING. THIS IS VERY IMPORTANT MR. CHAIR AND REPRESENTATIVE NASH. OFFICERS ARE NOT ASKING

THE INDIVIDUAL WHO'S BEEN STOPPED FOR ANY

INFORMATION. THEY'RE MAKING AN

INVESTMENT THEMSELVES. SO THERE'S A HUGE

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WERE ASKING FOR IN THE AMENDMENT

AND WHAT'S BEEN ASKED FOR IN THE AMENDMENT TO THE AMENDMENT IS

NOT INTERACTION

ON DEMOGRAPHICS THAT OFFICES ARE ASKING PEOPLE IN TRAFFIC STOPS IN THE A - 5

AMENDMENT UNDER REPRESENTATIVE NASH

IS AMENDMENT THERE IS ACTUALLY GOING BE

THIS INTERACTION

LITERALLY ASKING SOME OF THEIR IMMIGRATION STATUS. SO WE CAN GET INTO SOME OF THE OTHER SAFETY ISSUES AROUND THAT QUESTION

BEEN ASKED AND WHY THAT

IS PROBLEMATIC BUT I JUST WANT TO MAKE

SURE THAT MR. CHAIR AND COMMITTEE YOU KNEW THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN WHAT WERE

ASKING FOR IN MY AMENDMENT AND WHAT REPRESENTATIVE NASH IS TALKING ABOUT. >> CHAIR MARIANI:

COMMISSIONER HARRINGTON. >> TESTIFIER:

MR. CHAIR; IN POINT OF FACT;

THE MINNESOTA STATE PATROL USES AND HE CITATION METHOD OF

COLLECTING DATA ON ALL

TRAFFIC STOPS. WITH THIS INFORMATION; WE HAVE

50 FIELDS THAT ARE IN THE E CITATION SYSTEM CURRENTLY

AND WHAT THIS BILL

WOULD DO WE WOULD USE THOSE EMPTY FIELDS

AND AN ALREADY EXISTING DATABASE

TO CAPTURE THIS AMOUNT OF DATA. SO THERE'S NOT A NEW DATABASE OR A NEW

IT SYSTEM THAT IS NECESSARY.

MY EXPERIENCE BOTH IN MY LAST EMPLOYMENT AND METRO TRANSIT

AND PRIOR TO THAT IN

ST. PAUL THE DATABASE SYSTEM ALREADY EXIST IN THE ROBUST ENOUGH AND THEN IT SIMPLY A MATTER OF PULLING THE DATA OUT FOR A LIMITED PERIOD OF TIME TO BE ABLE TO MAKE

A REASONABLE JUDGMENT AND STUDY

AND SUMMARIZE WHAT YOU

HAVE GOT FROM

THE COLLECTION ON THE ROAD. SO THERE SHOULD BE

NO IMPACT ON MINNESOTA

COUNTIES; SHERIFF'S WERE

COUNTY ADMINISTRATION.

THIS REALLY SHOULD HAVE NO

IMPACT FISCALLY BECAUSE THE DATA ALREADY WILL BE THERE IS SIMPLY A MATTER OF

US USING OUR EXISTING SYSTEMS TO CAPTURE THE DATA. >> CHAI

R MARIANI: REPRESENTATIVE NASH >> REPRESENTATIVE NASH:

MR.

CHAIR NOT TO BELABOR THE POINT BUT IN FAMILY COLLECT ADDITIONAL DATA IT CREATES ADDITIONAL WORK AND ADDITIONAL WORK INCURS ADDITIONAL COST. THAT IS AN

INCONTROVERTIBLE FACT. SO TO SAY IT HAS NO

FISCAL IMPACT JUST PLAIN WRONG.

SO RESPECTFULLY; I

URGE MEMBERS AYES AND YOU

SHOULD EITHER OF YOU ABOUT

MY AMENDMENT DOWN YOU SHOULD ALSO QUOTE

REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN'S DOWN BECAUSE IT'S CREATING AN UNDUE BURDEN ON COUNTIES IN THE

STATE PATROL AND YOU ARE CREATING

NEW DATA YOU HAVE NO CONSIDERATION OF COST BECAUSE IT WILL INCUR ADDITIONAL COST TO THANK YOU;

MR. CHAIR

>> CHAIR MARIANI: THANK YOU REPRESENTATIVE NASH. WE ARE YOUR

DIRECTLY FROM THE COMMISSIONER OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY ON HOW THIS WORKS AN

EXISTING FRAMEWORK AND TECHNOLOGY THAT EVEN INCLUDES EMPTY FIELDS. IT DOES STRETCH

MY IMAGINATION

THAT THERE WILL BE A COST TO THAT. WE

DO HAVE MORE QUESTIONS.

REPRESENTATIVE LUCERO.

>> REPRESENTATIVE LUCERO: THANK YOU; MR. CHAIR. SO I WAS

INITIALLY STRUCK THE FIRST PART OF THE CONVERSATION WAS

COMMISSIONER SAID WE DON'T CURRENTLY CORRECT THE INFORMATION AND THEN

I HEAR THE CHAIR SAY [INAUDIBLE] WE DO

COLLECT INFORMATION. BUT I THINK YOU CLARIFY THAT BUT I GUESS MY QUESTION;

ON THE AMENDMENT YOU'D

SPOKEN ABOUT A METHOD OF COLLECTION AND I AM

SEEING HERE NOT THE AMENDMENT TO THE AMENDMENT BUT THE

ORIGINAL AMENDMENT

LINE 2.14-2.17 IT SAYS

THE MINNESOTA STATE PATROL SHALL RELY ON THEIR

OWN OBSERVATION TO COLLECT THESE

DIFFERENT DEMOGRAPHICS. THEN THE

COMMISSIONER MENTION THE E

TICKET SYSTEM. SO MY

FIRST QUESTION THE INFORMATION IS COLLECTED

BY OBSERVATIONAL IS IT NOT GOING

TO BE COLLECTED AS PART OF IDENTIFIED INFORMATION

IN ANY TICKET SYSTEM?

>> TESTIFIER: MR.

CHAIR; REPRESENTATIVE LUCERO IT CAN BE COLLECTED AS PART OF THE E CITATION SYSTEM BUT WHEN I SAID

SOME OF THE DATA

IS COLLECTED SOME OF THE DATA SUBJECT FOR EXAMPLE

THE BOAT LOCATION OF THE TRAFFIC STOP IS PROBABLY COLLECT FROM YOU CITATION SYSTEM TO THE [INAUDIBLE] ON

THE TREAT IS CURRENTLY CORRECT ON THE CITATION SYSTEM. CURRENTLY THE OBSERVATION BY THE STATE TROOPER AS

TO THE RACE OF

THE DRIVER IS NOT COLLECTED AS PART OF THE E

CITATION SYSTEM. BUT IT'S AN EMPTY FIELD AS IT WAS SIMPLY A MATTER OF

ADDING THAT FIELD ONTO THE E CITATION SO THAT IT

IS COLLECTED. >> REPRESENTATIVE LUCERO: THANK YOU; MR. CHAIR.

SO THEN THE COMMISSIONER STATED IN REGARD TO THE AMENDMENT TO THE

AMENDMENT THAT WAS THE OPINION OF THE COMMISSIONER THAT

IMMIGRATION STATUS

IS NOT; WOULD NOT BE RELEVANT TO

THE STATE OF PUBLIC SAFETY IS

THE REASONING

AGAINST THE AMENDMENT TO THE AMENDMENT. ONE OF THE

IMMIGRATION STATUS

IS NOT GERMANE TO

THE SAFETY COULD I WOULD BEG TO DIFFER WITH

POTENTIAL UNINSURED

MOTORISTS DRIVING

BUT IT IMMIGRATION STATUS IS NOT

RELEVANT TO PUBLIC SAFETY HOW IS

THE ETHNICITY

OF SOMEBODY RELEVANT TO PUBLIC

SAFETY? [INAUDIBLE] ETHNICITY OR RACE WOULD NOT

BE ELECTED. >> TESTIFIER: MR. CHAIR;

REPRESENTATIVE LUCERO; IT'S MY OPINION THAT COLLECTING

DEMOGRAPHIC DATA GIVES A MUCH

RIC

HER BACKGROUND FOR WHO IS DRIVING ON THE STATE OF

MINNESOTA ROADS AND GIVES US

A BETTER WAY

OF ASSESSING HOW WE WOULD DO EDUCATION AND

PREVENTION ACTIVITIES IN

THAT REGARD. WHETHER THEY ARE HERE

IS A CURRENT RESIDENT

OR NOT DOES NOT

REALLY IMPACT THAT ONE WAY OR ANOTHER. SO IN MY MIND;

IT IS NOT GERMANE TO INCREASING

SPIRIT GERMANE

TO REDUCING THE NUMBER OF PEOPLE WHO ARE DRIVING

WITH AN ELECTRONIC DEVICE IN

THEIR HANDS

AS TO WHERE THEY CAME

FROM ORIGINALLY WITH THEIR IMMIGRATION

STATUS IS. >> CHA

IR MARIANI: REPRESENTATIVE LUCERO >> REPRESENTATIVE LUCERO: THANK YOU; MR. CHAIR. THEN UNDER THE QUESTION FOR THE BILL AUTHOR.

SO GOING BACK TO THE SAME SECTION ON THE

ORIGINAL AMENDMENT IT SAYS PERSON

AL OBSERVATION. THEN I CAN RESUME THERE WOULD NOT BE ANY QUESTIONS ASKED BY LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICER TO THE MOTOR VEHICLE DRIVERS;;

BUT IF THEY DID ASK A QUESTION FOR THE PERSON REFUSE TO ANSWER AND IF THEY REFUSE TO ANSWER

WITH A BE VIOLATING THE LAW

BY NOT COOPERATING WITH THE

POLICE OFFICER? >>

REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN: MR. CHAIR AND

REPRESENTATIVE LUCERO;

TO THE FIRST QUESTION ASKED BEFORE THIS QUESTION;

THAT I WANT TO ADDRESS

BECAUSE LAST; THE REASON THAT THIS IS

EXISTING; WE ARE LOOKING AT AN

EXISTING FRAMEWORK -- THE E

CITATION OUR. SO THAT'S ALREADY IN EXISTENCE. I WANT TO ADDRESS THE QUESTION FIRST. SECONDLY; I'LL JUST DEFER TO COMMISSIONER HARRINGTON ON THE NUANCES

OF THE INTERACTION BETWEEN

LAW ENFORCEMENT AND FOLKS THAT THEY

GET STOPPED FOR A TRAFFIC STOP IN TERMS OF THE KINDS OF QUESTIONS THAT ARE ASKED

AND HOW THAT WOULD RELATE TO

THE STUDY. IF THAT'S OKAY MR. CHAIR >> CHAIR: YES; OF COURSE.

SPECIFICALLY COMMISSIONER;

I'M A LITTLE TURNED AROUND HERE ON THE QUESTION BECAUSE

I GUESS THE QUESTION ON THE TABLE IS THE CREATION

OF A [INAUDIBLE] BY VIRTUE OF MAKING

THE OBSERVATION.

THE DEMOGRAPHICS OF THE DRIVER BUT

PLEASE MISSION. >> TESTIFIER: MR. CHAIR;

REPRESENTATIVE LUCERO; IF I UNDERSTAND YOUR QUESTION RIGHT;

IF I TROOPER WAS TO

ASK QUESTIONS OR DURING A

TRAFFIC STOP IN THE PERSON DECLINED

TO ANSWER I DO NOT BELIEVE THAT

WOULD BE A VIOLATION

OF STATUTE OUTSIDE OF THE

CONTEXT OF MY CONCERN SOME OF THE AREAS WHERE WE ARE VERY SPECIFICALLY

THE AYES HAVE IT. WERE REQUIRED

TO PROVIDE A DEMOLITION PROOF

OF INSURANCE. THESE THINGS THAT TROOPER WOULD BE ABLE TO ASK

THOSE QUESTIONS

IF THEY WERE NOT SATISFACTORY

OR REFUSAL GET THAT INFORMATION; THOSE LAWS

WOULD THEN BE IN

PLACE BUT IF WE WERE ASKING A QUESTION

ABOUT ETHNICITY

WERE AGE; WHICH SHOULD BE ON THE DRIVERS LICENSE; ONCE AGAIN; THAT WOULD

NOT BE [INAUDIBLE]

COVERED BY ANY STATUTORY LAW SO I DO NOT SEE THAT AS A

SECONDARY VIOLATION. >> CHAIR

MARIANI: REPRESENTATIVE

DEHN. >>

REPRESENTATIVE DEHN: THANK YOU; MR. CHAIR.

AS I'M LOOKING AT THE AMENDMENT TO

THE AMENDMENT AND I'M LOOKING AT THE ORIGINAL AMENDMENT LINE

1.6 THE AMENDMENT TO THE

AMENDMENT SAYS

DELETE CITIZENS AND I ACTUALLY DON'T THINK WE COULD DELETE CITIZENS WITHOUT DELETING

THE; OF; IN FRONT OF IT BUT I

THINK THIS AMENDMENT TO THE AMENDMENT SHOULD BE DIVIDED

BETWEEN LINE 1.3 AND 1.4

AND I WOULD RECOMMEND THAT

WE APPROVE THE FIRST HALF

OF THAT WE WOULD CHANGE LINE 1.6

LINE 1.62; SHALL OVERSEE A STUDY ON

TRAFFIC STOPS TO DETERMINE AND

JUST REMOVE

CITIZENS; BECAUSE IN MANY WAYS AS WE

BEGIN TO USE THE TERM; CITIZEN AND THEN WE BEGIN TO GET INTO THAT

NOTION; WELL ARE THEY A DOCUMENTED CITIZEN; WHAT WE MEAN BY THAT. I THINK WE REMOVE

THE COMPLETELY

; OF CITIZENS; WE SORT OF GO

BEYOND THAT. I WOULD REQUEST THAT WE DIVIDE THIS BE

A MOMENT AND TAKE UP THESE 2

ISSUES SEPARATELY.

>> CHAIR MARIANI: AVAILABLE.

REPRESENTATIVE DEHN WAS TO DIVIDE THE A - 6

AMENDMENT BETWEEN LINES 1.3 AND 1.4. I'M GOING TO TO LEGAL COUNSEL TO

MAKE SURE I'M CORRECTLY

STATED THAT. AND THEN

REPRESENTATIVEDEHN ASKEDWE

ACT ON THE FIRST PART OF

THAT AMENDMENT. I'LL BE CLEAR;

MEMBERS? DISCUSSION? >>

REPRESENTATIVE NASH: IS TO CHAIR IF HE

COULD HAVE LEGAL COUNSEL WHAT THE

APPLICATIONS AWAY A

POSITION IS. >> CHAIR MARIANI: SUMMIT.

LEGAL COUNSEL CAN WALK THROUGH

THE DIVISION SO WE ARE

ALL CLEAR WHAT THE DIVISION IS.

WHERE THE DIVISION IS.

>> STAFF: MR. CHAIR AND MEMBERS THE MOTION WILL BE TO

DIVIDE BETWEEN LINE 1.3 AND 1.4 ON THE

SPEED LIMIT THE EFFECT WOULD BETRAY 2 SEPARATE

AMENDMENTS TO THE FIRST AMENDMENT WOULD BE TO DELETE THE WORD; CITIZENS

. THE 2ND AMENDMENT WOULD BE TO MAKE THE OTHER CHANGES IN THAT AMENDMENT TO

THE AMENDMENT. >> CHAIR MARIANI: LET ME

REPRESENTATIVE DEHN;

I THINK WERE NOT QUITE

CAPTURING THIS. THERE'S A TECHNICAL ISSUE WITH THE WORD; OF. >> REPRESENTATIVE DEHN: YES

MR. CHAIR. I FIND

IT DIFFICULT TO DELETE THE WO

RD; CITIZEN COULD IT WOULD ACTUALLY READ; THEN SHALL OVERSEE A STUDY ON TRAFFIC STOPS

OF TO DETERMINE. SO I THINK WE SHOULD INCLUDE

THE; OF; AS AN

ORAL AMENDMENT TO THE AMENDMENT IF THAT'S POSSIBLE BECAUSE IT JUST MAKES SENSE

AS FAR STATUTORILY TO HAVE IT READ; EXACTLY HOW WE WANTED TO READ >>

CHAIR MARIANI: CHAIRMAN DEHN THE CHAIR DOES FIND

A MINOR AND

TECHNICAL AMENDMENT OR ADDITION TO

THIS AMENDMENT SO I WILL ALLOW THAT

PERHAPS I CAN HAVE LEGAL COUNSEL GO THROUGH IT AGAIN.

>> STAFF: MR. CHAIR

AND MEMBERS; IT WOULD READ

LINE 1.3 OF THE AMENDMENT TO THE AMENDMENT WOULD READ; PAGE 1; LINE 6; DELETE QUOTE; THE

NEW LANGUAGE

OF CITIZENS AND QUOTATION. THAT WOULD BE

ONE AMENDMENT. THE 2ND AMENDMENT WOULD BE THE REMAINDER

FROM PAGE 1; LINE 4 THROUGH PAGE 1

LINE 8.

>> CHAIR MARIANI: REPRESENTATIVE DEHN; THE EFFECT OF THAT WOULD BE THAT

ANY STOP OF

ANY INDIVIDUAL WOULD BE INVOLVED IN >> REPRESENTATIVE DEHN: MR. CHAIR COME I BELIE

VE WITH THE AUTHOR'S INTENT OF ANY STOP OF

ANY INDIVIDUAL. >>

CHAIR MARIANI: REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN IS THAT CORRECT >>

REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN: REPRESENTATIVE DEHN IS CORRECT. >> CHAIR MARIANI:

VERY WELL. SO MEMBERS ARE GOING TO VOTE ON THE FIRST PART OF THE

DIVIDED AMENDMENT.

REPRESENTATIVE LUCERO ON THIS POINT >> REPRESENTATIVE LUCERO: I WANT TO MAKE SURE I UNDERSTAND. SO MY UNDERSTANDING

IF THE AMENDMENT IS DIVISIBLE EACH PART HAS TO STAND ON ITS OWN

AND BASED ON THE CONVERSATION THAT TOOK PLACE IT WOULD NOT BE DIVISIBLE BECAUSE EACH PART DOES NOT STAND ON ITS OWN. BUT THEN THE AMENDMENT

THE AMENDMENT TO THE AMENDMENT TO

THE AMENDMENT I'M NOT SURE THAT'S AN ORDER. >>

CHAIR MARIANI: REPRESENTATIVE LUCERO I'VE BEEN TOLD BY LEGAL COUNSEL IT'S NOT A

AMENDMENT TO THE AMENDMENT TO THE AMENDMENT IT'S A ISSUE

IT'S AN ORAL AMENDMENT AND THAT IS

IN ORDER TO YOUR FIRST QUESTION

WHETHER OR NOT THESE

2 PIECES CAN STAND ALONE;

ALASKA LEGAL COUNSEL'S OPINION ON THIS.

>> STAFF: MR. CHAIR MEMBERS I

BELIEVE POSSIBLY IT'S

YOUR DECISION ABOUT WHETHER OR NOT BUT THE ADVICE I CAN GIVE

IS THAT

THE DELETION OF THE PHRASE; OF CITIZENS; WITHOUT

DIRECTLY AFFECT THE

CHANGES MADE ON THE OTHER LINES IN

THE AMENDMENT.

THAT'S ALL. >> CHAIR MARIANI:

SO MEMBERS THE CHAIR FIND

S BOTH PROVISIONS STAND ON THEIR OWN. FURTHER QUESTIONS ON THE FIRST PART OF

THE AMENDMENT? ALL RIGHT.

IF NOT; THEN ALL THOSE IN FAVOR

SAY; AYE. --

REPRESENTATIVE LUCERO >>

REPRESENTATIVE LUCERO: WAS A ROLLCALL ON THE AMENDMENT

TO WOULD NOTE WILL COST IN OUR DIVISION AS WELL SPEW >>

CHAIR MARIANI: I THINK NOT BUT I'M SORELY OPEN TO A

ROLLCALL REQUESTED

>> REPRESENTATIVE

LUCERO: REQUESTED

MR. CHAIR >>

CHAIR MARIANI: REPRESENTATIVE LUCERO ASKED FOR A ROLLCALL OF THE

FIRST PART OF THE

DIVIDED AMENDMENT. THIS IS GETTING A LITTLE -- >> >> [LAUGHING] >> CHAIR MARIANI: IT'S KIND

OF FUN.

ALL RIGHT. MEMBERS; WE ARE VOTING

ON 1.1-1.3 WHICH IS THE FIRST PART OF THE

DIVIDED AMENDMENT. ALL THOSE IN FAVOR

SAY; AYE. [CHORUS OF AYES.]

-- ROLLCALL.

THE CLERK WILL TAKE THE ROLL.

>> STAFF: MARIANI AYE;

CHRISTIANSEN --;

CONSIDINE NAY DEHN AYE; EDELSON AYE;

GROSSELL NAY; HOWARD AYE;

JOHNSON -- LESCH --;

LONG AYE; LUCERO AYE;

MILLER [INAUDIBLE] NAY; MOLLER AYE;

NASH NAY; O'NEIL NAY;

PINTO AYE;

POSTON NAY. >> CHAIR MARIANI: THE VOTIVE

10 AYES AND 6 NAYS

THE MOTION PREVAILS.

>> [GAVEL] >> CH

AIR MARIANI: WE NOW THE 2ND PART OF THE AMENDMENT BEFORE US WITH WHICH IS LINE

1.4-11.8. DISCUSSION? I DO HAVE A LIST

OF FOLKS. IS THE LIST

TO THESE REPRESENTATIVE JOHN >>

REPRESENTATIVE LONG: THANK YOU; MR. CHAIR.

COMMISSIONER HARRINGTON

YOU ADDRESSED THE PUBLIC SAFETY ISSUE

AROUND WHETHER OR NOT THIS LANGUAGE OF

THE RELEVANT TO TEXTING

WHILE DRIVING COUNTRIES ABOUT THE BROADER PUBLIC SAFETY APPLICATIONS BASKET ABOUT

IMMIGRATION STATUS

. IT'S MY UNDERSTANDING THAT

IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT IS THE PROVINCE OF THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND NOT THE STATE

HIGHWAY PATROL AND THAT ASK ABOUT IMMIGRATION STATUS COULD HAVE

NEGATIVE CONSEQUENCES

FOR INDIVIDUALS TRUSTING THE POLICE AND THEIR

WILLINGNESS TO

REPORT CRIMES OF THE WITNESSES 2 G AND I'M WONDERING IF THAT IS AN OPINION YOU SHARE THAT IF YOU HAVE

CONCERNS ABOUT THE PUBLIC SAFETY APPLICATIONS BASKET ABOUT

IMMIGRATION STATUS? >> TESTIFIER: MR. CHAIR;

REPRESENTATIVE TREMONT;

IN MY 40 YEARS OF POLICING

WE HAVE LEARNED MANY

THINGS ABOUT ENFORCEMENT OF IMMIGRATION. ARE

ABSOLUTELY CORRECT THAT

IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT IS THE PROVINCE OF THE UNITED STATES

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT AND IT IS NOT IN THE PROVINCE

OF LOCAL STATE OR COUNTY

POLICE. SO IT DOES NOT APPROPRIATELY

BELONG WITHIN

THE PROVINCE OF THE MINNESOTA

STATE PATROL. IN ADDITION TO THAT;

IT IS ALSO BEEN OUR EXPERIENCE THAT

INQUIRING INTO

IMMIGRATION STATUS IS A

CHILLING EFFECT ON VICTIMS OF CRIME WITNESSES

OF CRIME; AND THOSE ARE

THE FOLKS THAT WE IN FACT HAVE TO

DEPEND ON IN ORDER TO GET

INFORMATION ABOUT

CRIMINAL ACTIVITY AND THE THREATS TO OUR

SAFETY. SO ASK ABOUT IMMIGRATION STATUS ON A

BROAD BASIS WHERE

IT'S NOT RELEVANT TO A PARTICULAR

CRIMINAL ACTIVITY SUCH AS

HUMAN TRAFFICKING OR ILLEGAL

NARCOTICS TRAFFICKING OUTSIDE OF THAT HAS A NEGATIVE EFFECT IN TERMS OF

REGARDING INFORMATION POLICE AND PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICIALS CAN RELY ON TO KEEP US ALL SAFE.

>> CHAIR MARIANI:

REPRESENTATIVE MOLLER.

I'M SORRY

REPRESENTATIVE MILLER. >> >> [LAUGHING]

>>

REPRESENTATIVE MILLER: MR. CHAIR;

THANK YOU. I'VE A QUESTION TO THE BILL AS ABOVE SO I CAN ASK HER

I DON'T ADD CONFUSION >> CHAIR MARIANI: WHEN WE DO IT AFTER AND MAKE SURE [INAUDIBLE]

>> REPRESENTATIVE MILLER: I DO HAVE SOMETHING FOR THIS; REAL QUICK. THANK YOU; MR. CHAIR.

I'M SUPPORTING

BASICALLY THESE AMENDMENT TO THE AMENDMENT FROM

REPRESENTATIVE NASHAND IT'S A

CONSISTENCY THING. I

HEARD THAT IS THE OPINION OF THE OFFICER

AS A GOAL TO MAKE ROADS SAFER.

. MAKE ROADS SAFER. OKAY; I GET

THAT PART;

BUT THEN EVERYTHING THAT YOU JUST

SAID CONTRADICTS LINES 1.15 AND LINES 1.16

WHICH IS

RACING; ETHNICITY OF THE DRIVER AND THE GENDER OF

THE DRIVER. I'M CONFUSED BY COUPLE THINGS I WOULD LIKE YOU

TO ADDRESS. HOW THE GENDER OF

THE DRIVER IS IMPORTANT TO KNOW HOW SAFE THE ROADS ARE? I MEAN IF WE FIND OUT THERE'S MORE MEN THAN WOMEN THAT ARE TEXTING

WHILE DRIVING WE CHANGE THE LAW TO REFLECT IS THAT MEN CAN'T

DO CERTAIN THINGS AND WHEN

CAN THEN; WITH THE RACE AND ETHNICITY

THE DRIVER THAT SORT OF IS STUNNING TO ME THAT WE ARE ACTUALLY GOING TO

-- IF THERE'S ONE CONVERSATION WE HAD IN SOCIETY LAST COUPLE YEARS

IT'S ABOUT PROFILING PEOPLE AND NOW WE ARE GOING TO PURPOSELY

PROFILE PEOPLE OFF THE STUDY. WE ARE GOING TO ASK AN OFFICER TO DETERMINE YOU ARE THIS RACE OR YOU ARE THIS

ETHNICITY AND I'M GOING TO RECORD THAT.

ACTUALLY; WITH THIS INFORMATION I ASSUME THIS COULD BE A NAME ATTACHED TO THIS EBAY SCRUB

THAT THAT OUT WHEN YOU DO ANNOUNCE THAT WE ARE

RUNNING INFORMATION

BASED OFF OF SOMEONE'S -- WHAT HAPPENS IF THERE'S A SPECIFIC RACE THAT IS

OFF THE CHARTS AND TEXTING

WHILE DRIVING? WHAT EXACTLY ARE YOU GOING TO DO WITH THAT AND HOW DOES THAT

IMPROVE SAFETY OF D

RIVING? SO I GET YOUR ARGUMENT OF WHY YOU

DON'T INCLUDE; I DON'T TOTALLY AGREE WITH THAT BUT I GET THE

COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

AND NATIONALITY; THAT SORT OF STUFF; BUT IF YOU WERE TO BE CONSISTENT WITH AN ARGUMENT AND CERTAINLY YOU

CAN INCLUDE NUMBER 3 AND 4 AND

THE LISTED NOT QUITE

UNDERSTAND WAYS SAYING ONE AND DOING ANOTHER. IF YOU COULD CLARIFY THAT FOR ME?

>> TESTIFIER: MR. CHAIR;

REPRESENTATIVE MILLER; I'M GET

A RIGHT GET THIS RIGHT BEFORE IT'S

ALL OVER. THE ISSUE OF RACIAL PROFILING IS AN

IMPORTANT ONE. THE TERM

RACIAL PROFILING REALLY SPEAKS TO THE

ISSUE OF

OFFICERS USING THE RACE OF THE DRIVER AS

A RATIONALE FOR MAKING

THE STOP AND WHAT THIS DOES IS

SIMPLY RECORD THE RACE OF

THE DRIVER AFTER AND A LOT. THAT WAS

RACE NEUTRAL AND ESSENTIALLY

A SPLINE. SO I DO NOT BELIEVE

THIS BILL DO IS INCREASE

RACIAL PROFILING BUT WILL DO IS PROVIDE

INFORMATION SO MINNESOT

A STATE PATROL AND THE COUNCIL AND OTHERS CAN DO A BETTER JOB OF

ADDRESSING CONCERNS

ABOUT A COMMITTEE ABOUT WHETHER THERE IS RACIAL PROFILING AND IT WILL ALSO ALLOW US; FOR EXAMPLE; IN THE CASE OF

GENDER IT MAY ALSO ALLOW US TO DO A BETTER JOB IN

OUR PREVENTION AND

EDUCATION ACTIVITY. IF WE KNOW

THE BACKGROUND OF THE DEMOGRAPHICS OF THE DRIVERS WERE

MOST FREQUENTLY TEXTING

WHILE DRIVING; CAN WE NOT

APPLY THAT AS WE APPROACH

IN SCHOOLS DURING OUR GENERAL ADVERTISING

; AS WE ARE TRYING TO DESIGN

PREVENTION ACTIVITIES

. WE WILL BE ABLE TO TAILOR THOSE

EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES TO THE SPECIFIC GROUPS THAT IS THE

MOST OFTEN

OFFENDED. NOW IT MAY WELL BE THIS IS IN FACT A

UNIVERSAL OFFENSE AND THERE IS

NO SPIKES IN WHICH CASE A GENERAL APPROACH WHICH WE ARE USING A WHICH IS SORT OF A GENERAL

APPROACH INSANE EVERYONE SHOULD ACT SAFELY; MAKE SENSE; BUT WITH

ADDITIONAL DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION WE WILL BE ABLE TO

TAILOR MAKE SOME OF OUR

EDUCATIONAL APPROACHES. IT WILL NOT CHANGE OUR ENFORCEMENT APPROACH BUT ENFORCEMENT HAS TO BE BASED ON

MAKING AFREC THAT THE GOLD STANDARD FOR POLICE ENFORCEMENT IS THAT WHAT

WE DO IS BASED ON THE BEHAVIORS

WE OBSERVE

NOT ON THE RACE AND ETHNICITY OR GENDER OF THE PERSON WAS ACTUALLY COMMITTING THE OFFENSE.

>>

REPRESENTATIVE MILLER: THANK YOU; MR. CHAIR. COMMISSIONER I HEARD YOU

SAYING THAT LET ME PLAY THAT

UP YOU WAS A REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN GETS PULLED OVER BECAUSE HE JUST GETS UP

WATCHING YOUTUBE WAS HEADING DOWN THE ROAD.

>> REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN: I DON'T DRIVE MR. CHAIR >> >> [LAUGHING] >> >> [MULTIPLE VOICES.]

>> REPRESENTATIVE MILLER: THE OFFICER PUTS IN

A JEWISH DRIVER BECAUSE THE TERMINATION IS; GOOD GUESS; RIGHT?

REPRESENTATIVE GENERALLY LOVE YOU; YOU KNOW THAT RECORD BUT SAY PUTS IN THERE IS A

TREND THAT

THE WAY I'M HEARING THIS SO PLEASE TELL ME IF I'M LOOKING AT THIS WRONG; WHAT I'M HEARING IS WHAT IF THERE'S

A TREND

THAT THERE IS JEWISH DRIVERS WHO HAVE A PROBLEM

WATCHING YOUTUBE BOTHER DRIVING DOWN

THE ROAD I'M NOT SAYING THAT'S THE CASE BUT 3

OUT OF HYPOTHETICAL. YOU COME BACK AND SAY WE NEED TO MODIFY EDUCATION BASED ON THE INFORMATION THAT

WE RECEIVE. HOW ARE YOU

NOT HOLDING PEOOPLE WHO

ARE JEWISH AT A DEFERENTIAL TREATMENT OF

THE LAW BASED ON THEIR RACE?

WHEN YOU SAY SOMEONE IS NOT TO BE THE LAWS THAT COULD BE HELD DIFFERENT BEFORE THEM BASED ON RACE OR ETHNICITY

OR GENDER; OKAY; I'M NOT HEARING IT BECAUSE YOU'RE SAYING YOU MAY HAVE TO CHANGE THE EDUCATION ON HOW YOU TRAIN PEOPLE.

I UNDERSTAND THE VALIDITY OF THE FACT WE PROBABLY NOT TO SEE

THAT TREND BUT WE ARE GOING TO THE OTHER TO OTHERWISE YOU'RE NOT BE MEASURING THIS

YOU JUST TOLD ME YOU ARE GOING TO CHANGE HER EDUCATION MODEL BASED OFF OF WHAT

YOU SEE THOSE TO ZACHARY EDUCATION FOR THE DRIVER

OF EDUCATION FOR THE

POLICE WERE WHO EXACTLY IS THAT EDUCATION FOR? >> TESTIFIER: MR. CHAIR; REPRESENTATIVE MILLER;

I APPRECIATE YOUR CLARIF

ICATION BECAUSE WHEN I SAY EDUCATION ONE TALK ABOUT HIS EDUCATION FOR THE DRIVERS.

SO IN GIVING YOUR EXAMPLE WHAT I WOULD THEN SUGGEST IS THAT

IF THERE WAS A SPIKE THAT SHOWED THAT

JEWISH DRIVERS WERE

DRIVING DISTRACTED MORE

OFTEN THAN WHERE WOULD I GO TO HAVE THE MOST

EDUCATIONAL IMPACT TO

MAKE SURE WE ARE INFORMING THEM ABOUT THE FACT THAT ARE

DRIVING DISTRACTED THEY ARE .3 TIMES MORE AT RISK

AND NOT DRIVING DISTRACTED. CAN I NOT GO TO

SYNAGOGUES? COULD I NOT

GO TO JEWISH COMMUNITY SCHOOLS IN THAT CONVERSATION.

IT'S NOT IN ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITY IS AN

EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITY

TO CAUSE THEM TO CHANGE

THE BEHAVIOR BY SIMPLY MAKING THEM BETTER INFORMED DRIVERS ON THE ROAD.

SO THIS WILL NOT HAVE

AN IMPACT ON ENFORCEMENT. WHAT WE HOPE

TO HAVE IS AN IMPACT

ON THE BEHAVIORS AND THEREBY

REDUCING THE BEHAVIORS REDUCE THE CRASHES IN THE MAKES OF US

MUCH SAFER. >> REPRESENTATIVE MILLER: ONE FINAL COMMENT TO MR. CHAIR AND I'LL BE DONE. THANK YOU; MR.

CHAIR. WELLWE'RE SPENDING

>> TESTIFIER: IF AND WERE PROBABLY HALF AN HOUR ON A AMENDMENT TO

A AMENDMENT ON A AMENDMENT. I

WOULD ENCOURAGE ACTUALLY FORGET WHO THE AMENDMENT IS IT FROM YOU?

OKAY. I WOULD ENCOURAGE YOU REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN A LOT OF TIMES THE COMMITTEES

TO MAYBE GO BACK AND WORK ON ITAND

SO MAYBE IF YOU

WOULD CONSIDER AFREC BECAUSE IT'S MOVED TO OTHER PLACES; REGULAR IS MOVING TO DO JUST WE BELIEVE MR. CHAIR

>> CHAIR MARIANI: I BELIEVE SO >> REPRESENTATIVE MILLER: IF PERHAPS

THE AMENDMENT IS UP WITH THAT WE CAN HAUL IT OFF AND HAVE THAT WE ADDRESS

ANOTHER COMMITTEE'S WITH SOME OF THESE THINGS CAN ADDRESS SO I FRANKLY DON'T SEE THE CLARITY

AND I THINK THAT THERE WERE QUICK READING ROLL CALLS AND 35; 45 MINUTES

OF DISCUSSION SO THAT'S MY RECOMMENDATION.

I RESPECT WHATEVER YOU DO BUT THAT'S MY RECOMMENDATION. >> CHAIR MARIANI:

REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN IS SUGGESTED TO HIM HIS BOAT ON THE AMENDMENT IT IS THE CHAIRS

AND TO HAVE US BUILD ON

THIS BILL. IT WILL BE UP TO THE COMMITTEE TO SEE WHERE THIS BILL MOVES FORWARD AND AT

THAT POINT IT'S THE

NEXT COMMITTEE'S DUTY TO WORK FURTHER. SO

QUITE FRANKLY; REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN; THAT'S THE

CHAIRS INTENT.

COMMISSIONER; LET ME ASK YOU 3 QUESTIONS OF I MIGHT. IN THE

LAST GENERATION THERE HAS BEEN CONCERN ABOUT

RACIAL PROFILING.

NOT JUST HERE BUT ALL ACROSS THE COUNTRY. RACIAL PROFILING IN FACT SOMETHING LAW

ENFORCEMENT UNDERSTANDS

IS REALITY AND TAKE

SERIOUSLY? MR. >> TESTIFIER: MR. CHAIR; RACIAL

PRIVATELY PROFILING >> TESTIFIER: MR.

CHAIR; OBSOLETE RACIAL PRIVATELY DOING STUDIES

OUT OF NEW JERSEY AND ALL THE UNITS IT HAS DEFINITELY BEEN A CONCERN FOR POLICE AND

WE SPENT YEARS AND YEARS

WE TRAINING OFFICERS TO MAKE SURE THAT OUR POLICING WAS

RACE NEUTRAL AND WAS

BLIND; ESSENTIALLY. TO

THAT POINT; THE MINNESOTA POST

BOARD REQUIRES EVERY POLICE OFFICER THAT

GOES THROUGH POST STANDARDS TO

BE TRAINED IN PROCEDURAL JUSTICE..

WE REQUIRE THEM ALL TO

GO THROUGH IMPLICIT

BIAS TRAINING ALL OF WHICH

ARE SUPPLEMENTS TO TEACH THEM ABOUT THE

GOLD STANDARD OF POLICING WHERE RACE

CANNOT BE A VARIABLE IN

MAKING DECISIONS EITHER TO PULL A CAR OVER OR TO TAKE ENFORCEMENT ACTION. SO IT'S ABSOLUTELY A CONCERN THAT HAS LONG-STANDING

IN POLICE AND PEACE AND

PUBLIC SAFETY. IT CONTINUES TO BE A CONCERN IN PUBLIC

SAFETY CONVERSATIONS AND CRIMINAL JUSTICE CONVERSATION. >>

CHAIR MARIANI: SO COMMISSIONER IT SEEMS TO ME THAT AS WE

MOVE TO ADDRESS THAT; WE ARE

NOT ADDRESSING THE MYTHICAL THING.

RACIAL PROFILING IS

AN ISSUE. WE CAN AGREE OR DISAGREE TO WHAT DEGREE

BUT IT SEEMS TO ME RACIAL PROFILING IS AN ISSUE

IN THE STATE OF MINNESOTA AM I CORRECT?

>> TESTIFIER: MR. CHAIR; THAT IS ABSOLUTELY CORRECT. OUR MO

ST RECENT POSITION AS CHIEF OF POLICE THAT METRO TRANSIT IT BECAME AN ISSUE THERE

AND THIS RESPONSE IS VERY SIMILAR TO THE RESPONSE WE CRAFTED AT METRO TRANSIT OF COLLECTING DATA; SO THAT WE COULD DO A

BETTER JOB OF EDUCATING THE OFFICERS

; TRAINING OFFICERS IS A MORE

APPROPRIATE WAY

TO DESCRIBING IT; BUT ALSO MAKING SU

RE WE EDUCATED OUR PASSENGERS AS TO WHAT THEY COULD

REASONABLY EXPECT FROM POLICE WHEN THEY ARE BEEN STOPPED. >> CHAIR MARIANI: COMMISSIONER; WANT TO THANK YOU FOR YOUR WORK IN

THAT REGARD WHEN YOU ARE AHEAD

OF OUR TRANSIT. MY

UNDERSTANDING IS THAT HAS FOSTERED A LEVEL OF

COMMUNITY OWNERSHIP

AND PARTICIPATION IS WHAT WE WANT FROM OUR LAW

ENFORCEMENT ACTIVITIES. WITH THAT

; I'M GOING

TO CONTINUE.. WE HAVE SEVERAL

OTHER QUESTIONS. REPRESENTATIVE GROSSELL. >>

REPRESENTATIVE GROSSELL: THANK YOU;

MR. CHAIR. THANK YOU; COMMISSIONER; FOR MAKING

THAT STATEMENT. WE ARE SUPPOSED

TO BE RACE NEUTRAL AND BLIND.

WHEN WERE DOING WITH

THESE THINGS. I CUT A LITTLE FACT THE OTHER DAY FOR SAYING THAT

SAME THING. PART OF ME. PEOPLE DON'T BELIEVE ME BUT I HOPE THEY BELIEVE YOU. SO THANK YOU FOR BRINGING THAT OUT AGAIN.

YOU KNOW YOU TALK ABOUT THE

FEDERAL AGENCIES;; A STATE LAW

ENFORCEMENT AGENTS;

I'M A RETIRED DEPUTY SHERIFF AND

WE ARE

TO COOPERATE WITH THE FEDERAL LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES AS WELL; ARE

WE NOT? >> TESTIFIER: MR. CHAIR; REPRESENTATIVE GROSSELL; YES;

THAT'S TRUE.

>> REPRESENTATIVE GROSSELL:

AND PEOPLE HAVE BEEN

HAVING TROUBLE WITH MY NAME SINCE I WAS A LITTLE KID. THE

THANK YOU; MR. CHAIR. >> CHAIR MARIANI:

REPRESENTATIVE >> TESTIFIER: IF AND I THOUGHT YOU WERE DONE.

YOU AND I WE ARE GOING TO CONNECT TO

REPRESENTATIVE GROSSELL >> REPRESENTATIVE GROSSELL: THANK YOU; MR. CHAIR. SO COMMISSIONER I GUESS

THE AMENDMENT TO

THE AMENDMENT HOW WOULD THAT

BE HELPFUL IN MAKING SURE WE ENSURE THAT

WE KEEP THAT COOPERATION

BETWEEN AGENCIES TO HELP EACH OTHER IN

THESE THINGS? BECAUSE OVER MY YEARS IN LAW ENFORCEMENT

AND MADE SEVERAL TRAFFIC STOPS

IN THE MIDDLE OF

THE NIGHT AND HAVE FOUND OUT THAT THE INDIVIDUAL INSIDE OF

THE VEHICLE IS WITHOUT A MINNESOTA DRIVER'S LICENSE; IS WITHOUT

A PASSPORT

OR A WORK VISA OR ANYTHING. THEY ARE

HEARING ILLEGAL. I HAVE HAD TO HOLD

THEM FOR

BORDER PATROL OR SOMEONE TO COME AND TAKE CARE

OF THESE INDIVIDUALS.

I GUESS WHY WOULD THIS INFORMATION HELP

IN THIS LETTER TO MAKE SURE

WE HAVE THE

BEST PEOPLE FOR THE SAVE HIS PEOPLE DRIVING ON

THE ROADS?

>> TESTIFIER: MR. CHAIR;

REPRESENTATIVE GROSSELL; IN

MY EXPERIENCE FIRST OF

ALL THE IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT ACT

THAT MOST FOLKS ARE IN VIOLATION OF

IS A CIVIL ACTED IT'S NOT A CRIMINAL ACT AND AS

A CONSEQUENCE IT IS A

BLENDING WERE BLURRING OF THE LINE TO

SAY THAT POLICE OFFICERS WHO ARE INVESTIGATING A

CRIMINAL INFRACTION SHOULD IN

FACT BE SUBSTITUTING THEMSELVES

INTO THE DOING

CIVIL ENFORCEMENT FOR THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT.

IN ADDITION

TO THAT; AND I SPENT AT LEAST THE LAST 20 YEARS HAS

BEEN THAT MOST APARTMENTS

HAVE FOUND THAT IF THEY CALL THE DUTY OFFICER BACK IN THOSE DAYS THE WAY WE DID;

THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT WAS ABSOLUTELY NOT INTERESTED IN SOMEONE WHO HAD HAD A DRIVERS

LICENSE VIOLATION.

YOU ARE ONLY INTERESTED IF THIS

WAS RELEVANT TO A SIGNIFICANT CRIMINAL

VIOLENCE CRIME AND AS I SAID;

WITH THE RARE EXCEPTION WHERE YOU ARE INVESTIGATING ABOUT OR IMMIGRATION STATUS

IS RELEVANT TO

THE CRIME; I FIND THAT IT HAS A REVERSE EFFECT BY ASKING

THE QUESTION THE GENER

AL PUBLIC. ASKING A QUESTION WILL CAUSE YOU TO HAVE

PEOPLE WITHDRAW; NOT GIVE YOU

MORE INFORMATION THAT MAKES US

LESS SAFE.

IN ANY CASE; THE CIVIL VIOLATION OF WHAT

WE ARE'S OVERSTAYING

A VISA; THAT DOESN'T REALLY HAVE ANY IMPACT ON WHETHER OR NOT THEY HAD A

PHONE IN THEIR HAND WHILE THEY

WERE DRIVING

AND THEREBY MIGHT CRASH

INTO SOMEBODY. THE IMMIGRATION STATUS I DO NOT BELIEVE IS RELEVANT TO THAT

PARTICULAR INVESTIGATION. >> REPRESENTATIVE GROSSELL: THANK

YOU COMMISSIONER. THANK YOU; MR. CHAIR. IN A NORMAL

TRAFFIC STOP

THE BURSTING I'M GOING TO ASK FOR IS DINO I

STOPPED YOU AND WAIT FOR THE RESPONSE AND THEN AWESOME FOR

THE LICENSE AND INSURANCE

INFORMATION AND THROUGH THIS

TRAFFIC STOP; IF I STOP THEM

FOR THAT HANDS-FREE VIOLATION; I AM GOING TO COME TO

THIS POINT

TO WHERE THINGS ARE JUST NOT ADDING

UP HERE. THEY DON'T HAVE A LICENSE. THEY DON'T HAVE

ANY KIND OF ID

OR INFORMATION. SO I DON'T KNOW HOW THINGS

ARE DONE

IN ST. PAUL BUT IF WE DON'T HAVE THAT INFORMATION

WE ARE HOLDING ONTO THEM UNTIL WE CAN

FIGURE OUT OKAY FOR MY DOING WITH HERE.

NOW ON THE FLIPSIDE OF THAT; THERE'S ALSO

DOING WITH SOMEONE WHO'S IN THE

COUNTRY ILLEGALLY I HAVE

MULTIPLE

TIMES METHAMPHETAMINES WHILE WORKING UNDERCOVER

FROM PEOPLE ARE HERE ILLEGALLY

AND TRAFFICKING LARGE AMOUNTS

OF METHAMPHETAMINE TO THE 3

RESERVATIONS; REALLY;

LEECH LAKE; AND WHITE

EARTH RESERVATIONS AND COUNTIES

AROUND THEIR ROUTE WAS A LAW

ENFORCEMENT OFFICER. 2;

I GUESS; THERE

IS SOME LINES IN THERE THAT IF WE ARE GOING

TO BE MAKING HIS TRAFFIC STOPS YOU ARE GOING TO BE DOING THESE INVESTIGATORY STOPS

WHILE YOU'RE WORKING TO THE POSSIBLE REGULAR

TRAFFIC STOP FOR A VIOLATION OF

THIS TYPE WHERE YOU ARE GOING TO GATHER THIS

INFORMATION COULD

WHAT ARE WE SUPPOSED TO DO WITH IT THEN? >> CHAIR MARIANI:

REPRESENTATIVE KRESHA I THINK

OUR CITIZENS

TRAFFIC METHAMPHETAMINES

AND OTHER ILLEGAL DRUGS AS WELL.

>> REPRESENTATIVE GROSSELL: YES BUT THOSE ARE MR. CHAIR I'M

JUST SAYING; AS FAR AS THE

AMENDMENT GOES; TO

THE AMENDMENT; ABOUT NARCOTICS FROM

[INAUDIBLE] BOTH CITIZENS

AND NONCITIZENS. SO I MEAN I'M

NOT SAYING THOSE ARE THE

ONLY FOLKS DOING THAT ARE TRANSPORTING

NARCOTICS; BUT WHEN IT

PERTAINS TO THIS AMENDMENT

I GUESS IF WE HAVE THAT INFORMATION WHAT ARE WE SUPPOSED TO DO WITH IT?

>> TESTIFIER: MR. CHAIR;

REPRESENTATIVE GROSSELL;

THE STANDARD WE WOULD APPLY IS THE

BEHAVIORAL STANDARD

WHAT BEHAVIORS ARE ACTIONABLE IN

THIS CASE.

[INAUDIBLE] BE REQUIRED TO HAVE A

DRIVERS LICENSE. THAT'S

ACTIONABLE. YOUR

PART OF ENSURING. THAT I CAN. AS IRRATIONAL AND YOU'RE

NOT ALLOWED BY STATUTE TELEPHONING

AND WATCHING YOUTUBE VIDEOS IN THE CAR. THOSE ARE ALSO ACTIONABLE.

WHETHER YOU ARE DOING THAT

HAVING BEEN BORN IN

BEMIDJI OR [INAUDIBLE] IS

NOT ACTIONABLE. I WAS A

ACTION ON THE BEHAVIORS THAT ARE OBSERVED

WHICH IS I ASKED IF THE

DRIVERS LICENSE. YOU DO NOT HAVE A DRIVERS LICENSE. I WOULD TAKE MY

NORMAL PROCEDURES

WHAT DO I DO WITH SOMEONE WHO DOES HAVE A

DRIVERS LICENSE

. THEY DO HAVE A DRIVERS LICENSE BECAUSE THEY'VE NOT PAID

THEIR FINES AND THE DRIVERS LICENSE HAS BEEN REVOKED. FOR THAT REASON; WHETHER THEY DON'T HAVE A DRIVERS LICENSE IS THERE

UNDER AGE

AND THEY'VE NOT ACQUIRED A DRIVERS LICENSE WITH A DRIVERS LICENSE HAS EXPIRED

I WAS IN THE TAKE ACTION BASED ON

THE BEHAVIORS THAT

I OBSERVE AND I DO

NOT BELIEVE THE IMMIGRATION STATUS IS RELEVANT TO THAT

PARTICULAR BEHAVIOR. THAT'S WHAT I CAN TAKE ACTION

ON ILLEGALLY. >>

CHAIR MARIANI: MEMBERS; THANK YOU REPRESENTATIVE

GROSSELL. MEMBERS;

WE HAVE PUBLIC TESTIMONY; I BELIEVE IT

REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN HAS FAMILIES THAT ARE BEEN IMPACTED

TRAGICALLY AS A RESULT OF

THE BEHAVIOR

THAT THIS BILL ATTEMPTS TO ADDRESS.

I WILL MAKE SURE WE GET TO

THE TESTIMONY TODAY; NELL AS

OPPOSED TO

HAVING THEM DRAG THEM BACK INTO

THE EVENING. THE REST OF US; WE ARE HERE.

24-7 JOB. SO WE CAN DO THAT. SO WI

TH THAT REPRESENTATIVE JOHNSON I'M GOING TO

HAVE YOU ASKED YOUR QUESTION AND THEN I WANT US TO

MOVE -- WE WILL THEN MOVE TO

A VOTE

ON THE AMENDMENT AND THEN WE'LL MOVE OVER TO

THE TESTIMONY.

MEMBERS; AND 5 MINUTES I LIKE TO GET TO THE TESTIMONY OF THE PUBLIC ON THIS.

REPRESENTATIVE JOHNSON >> REPRESENTATIVE JOHNSON: MR. CHAIR; THE QUESTION I HAVE

DEALT WITH OTHER THINGS IN THE

ORIGINAL AMENDMENT. [INAUDIBLE]

>> CHAIR MARIANI: VERY WELL

DONE. MEMBERS

I'M GOING TO THEN HAVE US A BOAT ON THE 2ND PART OF THE AMENDMENT. THIS IS

THE1.4

THROUGH 1.8. IS THERE A ROLLCALL ASKED FOR THIS?

VERY WELL.

REPRESENTATIVE NASH HAS ASKED FOR A ROLLCALL SO WE WILL THEN TAKE THE ROLL ON

THE AMENDMENT. THE CLERK WILL TAKE THE ROLL.

>> STAFF: MARIANI NAY;

CHRISTIANSEN --;;

CONSIDINE NAY; EDELSON NAY; GROSSELL AYE;

HOWARD NAY; JOHNSON NAY;

LESCH NAY; URDAHL NAY; LUCERO AYE;

MILLER AYE; MOLLER >> TESTIFIER: NO. NASH

AYE; O'NEIL [INAUDIBLE] PINTO NAY;

OLSON AYE;[INAUDIBLE]

>> CHAIR MARIANI: ON A

VOTE OF 10 AYES AND 7 NAYS

- SORRY - I HAVE THIS BACKWARDS. ON A

VOTE OF 10 NAYS AND 7 AYES

THE MOTION DOES NOT PREVAIL. >> [GAVEL] >> CHAIR MARIANI:

WITH THAT MEMBERS I'M GOING TO GO

TO THE HONOR OUR

GUESTS THERE. WE WILL COME BACK THEN TO THE --.

VERY WELL. SO WE NEED THE

INITIAL MOTION.

REPRESENTATIVE DEHN

RENEWS HIS MOTION >>

>> [LAUGHING] >>

CHAIR MARIANI: RENEWS HIS MOTION TO ADOPT THE A -

5 AMENDMENT

>> REPRESENTATIVE JOHNSON: THE

ORIGINAL QUESTION

AMENDMENT [INAUDIBLE] >> CHAIR MARIANI:

REPRESENTATIVE JOHNSON I

WILL ALLOW US TO FINANCE TO DO REP

IT'S VERY INTENT TO

HONOR THE PUBLIC TESTIMONY WHILE THEY WERE HERE. SO PLEASE;

YOUR 5 MINUTES PLEASE KEEP THAT IN MIND. THANK YOU. >> REPRESENTATIVE JOHNSON: MR.

CHAIR; EARLIER IT WAS BROUGHT UP

TO BE NO REAL IMPACT TO THE

STATE PATROL IN THE SHERIFFS OFFICE AND THE

POLICE DEPARTMENTS TO MAKE THESE

[INAUDIBLE] THEY DO THIS FORM OF

A STUDY THAT I CAN HAVE ENOUGH TIME TO DO A STUDY; A

PROPER STUDY

TO FIND IT WAS GOING ON. IS TOO SHORT A TIME PERIOD. BUT

ALL THESE PROGRAMS A

ND EASY CITATIONS NOT OWNED BY THE STATE

.

EACH DEPARTMENT OWNS THERE'S BEEN THAT MEANS THEY HA

VE TO TECH COMING IN EVERY

ONE OF 5; 600 LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES

TO SET UP ALL

THESE PROGRAMS. THIS IS A HUGE COST AND A

HUGE BURDEN

TO OUR LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES ACROSS THE STATE.

WE ALREADY HAVE A

HUGE BURDEN.. WE FOR SOME YEARS AGO AFTER

SEPTEMBER 11 OR NOT SEPTEMBER

11; AFTER THE BRIDGE COLLAPSED

TO GO ON THE HONOR SYSTEM

WHICH IS 800 MHZ RADIO SYSTEM FOR

BETTER COMMUNICATIONS. OUR

COUNTIES AND CITIES ARE PAIN THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

EVERY YEAR FOR

MULTIPLE UPDATES BECAUSE WE WENT TO THAT.

THIS IS GOING TO BE ANOTHER BURDEN ON

THEM FISCALLY TO SPEND A

FEW THOUSAND DOLLARS TO PUT THESE

UPGRADES AND FOR EVERY

SINGLE DEPARTMENT THE STATE

OF MINNESOTA FOR A 4

MONTH STUDY. TO GET THIS INFORMATION

WHICH THEN WILL HAVE TO BE

SHIPPED TO;

PULLED OUT TAKING TIME TO POUR THIS INFORMATION OUT AND SENDING IT BACK TO

THE COMMISSIONER SO I THINK THIS

A BIG UNDUE BURDEN ON OUR LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES TO BEGIN WITH A FORM OF STUD

Y IS NOT GOING TO GET ENOUGH PROPER INFORMATION TO FIND OUT

IF THERE'S ACTUALLY ANYTHING

GOING ON. I WOULD VOTE AGAINST THE AMENDMENT. >> CHAIR MARIANI: COMMISSIONER. >> TESTIFIER: MR. CHAIR;

REPRESENTATIVE JOHNSON; THE INTENT BEHIND THIS WAS SIMPLY JUST

A PATROL COLLECT THIS DATA ON STATE PATROL

TRAFFIC STOPS. THERE IS NOTIN MY UNDERSTANDING;

AND READING OF THE BILL THIS IS NOT A MANDATE

FOR ALL POLICE AGENCIES IN THE STATE OF MINNESOTA TO COLLECT THE DATA. IT SIMPLY MANDATE FOR THE MINNESOTA HIGHWAY PATROL TO COLLECT

THE DATA AND SO THIS WOULD

ONLY IMPACT HE CITATION SYSTEM IN MINNESOTA HIGHWAY

PATROL OPERATES UNDER CURRENTLY.

>> CHAIR MARIANI: REPRESENTATIVE JOHNSON; NASCAR LEGAL COUNSEL

TO CLARIFY WHAT THE AMENDMENT DOES.

AND WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR COLLECTING

THIS DATA.

>> STAFF: MR. CHAIR AND MEMBERS

IT PUTS THE RESPONSIBILITY ON THE DEPARTMENT OF THE

STATE PATROL. SO THE PERMANENT

PUBLIC SAFETY WORKING WITH MINNESOTA

STATE PATROL

COLLECTS THE STARTER. ONLY MINNESOTA

STATE PATROL IS REQUIRED TO COLLECT THE DATA IN

PARAGRAPH A LINE 2.5-2.8 THERE IS PERMISSION FOR THE COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC SAFETY TO REQUEST THE

RELEVANT DATA FROM LAW

ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES

AND DECIDE TO PARTICIPATE BUT THERE IS

NO REQUIREMENT

THAT OTHER LAW ENFORCEMENT

AGENCIES PARTICIPATE.

>> CHAIR MARIANI:

REPRESENTATIVE JOHNSON

>> REPRESENTATIVE JOHNSON: I WOULD REQUEST

A ROKO. >> CHAIR MARIANI: VERY WELL. REPRESENTATIVE JOHNSON REQUEST A ROKO ON THE SPIRIT REPRESENTATIVE O'NEIL >> REPRESENTATIVE O'NEIL: THANK YOU;

MR. CHAIR. I'VE CONCERNS WITH THE LANGUAGE IN A BEEN VERY SPECIFIC AND

POINTED. SPECIFICALLY WE HEARD THE

COMMUNICATION ABOUT THIS IS AN OBSERVATION OF RACE AND

SO THAT MISIDENTIFICATION OF RACE

WHO MADE THIS IS A

HUGE ISSUE. YOU LOOK AROUND THE TABLE RIGHT HERE. I

MYSELF TRAVEL AND I TRAVELED TO EVERY CONTINENT

EXCEPT AUSTRALIA AND ON EVERY CONTINENT I'VE BEEN ON A

BEEN MISIDENTIFIED. IN FACT I REALLY HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED AS MY

TRUE RACE. I'M NOT SURE WHY BUT I WAS IN INDIAA THOUGHT

I WAS BRAHMIN INDIAN WHICH

IS WONDERFUL.

IT'S A BEAUTIFUL THING WHEN I WAS IN ETHIOPIA

THEY THOUGHT I

WAS JAPANESE. WHEN I WAS

IN COLUMBIA THEY THOUGHT IT WAS COLOMBIAN

LATINO. SO IN MY COLLEGE TO MY LEFT IS MISIDENTIFIED IN A MOST EVERY HEARING WE TALK ABOUT

IT'S ASSUMED

BY HIS SKIN COLOR THAT HE IS CAUCASIAN. HE IS NOT.

SO I'VE A GREAT CONCERN UNLESS YOU ASK SOMEONE THERE

RACE OR ETHNICITY YOU WILL

NOT KNOW BECAUSE WE ARE SO MIXED AND

SO BURIED IN THIS ROOM ALONE THERE ARE A MULTITUDE OF RACES

AND ETHNICITIES. SO I DON'T

SEE HOW THAT'S HELPFUL

OR ACCURATE AND I AM ALWAYS FAI

R AND ACCURATE. IT'S NOT GOING TO BE

EITHER ONE BECAUSE IF YOU

ARE JUST MY OBSERVATION LOOKING AT SOMEONE YOU ARE GOING TO

MISIDENTIFY THEM. I MYSELF HAVE

FAMILY MEMBERS. I HAVE

A BEAUTIFUL NIECE WHO'S MARRIED

TO A GENTLEMAN FROM

TRINIDAD TO BAGO AND THEIR CHILDREN ARE OF MIXED RACE. I HAVE ANOTHER

NEPHEW IS MARRIED TO

AN AFRICAN-AMERICAN

AND NATIVE AMERICAN WOMAN MIXED IN THEIR CHILDREN ARE MIXED AND YOU CAN LOOK AT THEM AND YOU

DON'T KNOW. THERE JUST

A MIX OF A LOT OF DIFFERENT THINGS.

FROM SCANDINAVIAN

TO AFRICAN-AMERICAN TO NATIVE.

SO I HAVE A BIG

PROBLEM WITH THE BEEN HAVING THIS IN HERE BECAUSE YOU ARE GOING TO MISIDENTIFY MORE PEOPLE THAN YOU ARE GOING TO IDENTIFY.

THE 2ND THING

COULD ON LINE 1.16 USE THE WORD; GENDER.

NOW GENDER MEAN SOMETHING

VERY DIFFERENT THA

N SEX. WE JUST HAD A VERY LONG HEARING

ABOUT THAT IN THE PREVIOUS COMMITTEE

ON JUDICIARY. NOW ON YOUR DRIVERS

LICENSE; WHICH I HAVE MINE RENEW JUST THIS

LAST SUMMER; IT SAYS SEX BUT IT IS NOT A GENDER.

SEX IS DEFINED IN LAW.. GENDER

IS NOT. THERE IS NO DEFINITION

OF

GENDER. SO WE ARE TALK ABOUT SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT

IF YOU MEAN SEX THEN YOU NEED TO SAY SEX AND IF YOU

MEAN GENDER IT'S UNDEFINED AND THERE'S NO STATUTORY DEFINITION OF GENDER. THAT'S A TOTALLY

TOTALLY DIFFERENT THING. I THINK WE NEED TO KNOW WHAT WERE TALKING ABOUT. SO ONE CAN EITHER BE A PROBLEM WITH

AN OBSERVATIONAL

DETERMINATION OF SOMEONE'S RACE OR ETHNICITY YOU

AGAIN MISIDENTIFY THE

VAST MAJORITY AND I'M NOT REALLY SURE WHAT VALUE THAT IS

WE'VE ARTIE STATED BUT I MOSTLY AM CONCERNED ABO

UT THE MISIDENTIFICATION AS I'VE

BEEN MISIDENTIFIED MY

ENTIRE LIFE. LIKE I SAID

EVEN MISTAKEN FOR JAPANESE WAS IT WAS THE

MOST INTERESTING. ON YOUR DRIVERS LICENSE IT DOES NOT SAY

GENDER. IT SAYS IS GOOD AND ON YOUR

DRIVERS LICENSE DOES NOT SAY

YOUR RACE OR ETHNICITY.

SO THE ONLY WAY TO REALLY KNOW

SOMEONE GENDER IS TO ASK THEM

BECAUSE THAT'S A SELF IDENTIFIED NOT AN

OBSERVATIONAL

DETERMINATION. AND IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO KNOW SIMMONS RACE OR ETHNICITY WITHOUT ASKING THEM.

SO EITHER WE ARE GOING TO ASK OR WE ARE NOT. SO WE NEED TO DECIDE WHAT WE'RE GOING

TO DO AND PUT THAT INTO THE AMENDMENT. THANK YOU;

MR. CHAIR

>>

CHAIR MARIANI: REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN; MY THANK

YOU FOR MAKING THE AMENDMENT BECAUSE I'M THE ONE THAT URGE YOU TO TAKE IT

. IT SEEMS

TO ME THAT PERHAPS THE CHAIR HAS NOT

DONE WELL IS NOT TO OF HAD A VERY EARLY

CONVERSATION ABOUT

RACIAL PROFILING.

OBVIOUSLY A SALIENT ISSUE IN OUR SOCIETY TODAY

AND ALSO AS A PEOPLE WANT TO GET

IT RIGHT

BUT WE CAN'T GET RIGHT BUT WE DON'T UNDERSTAND. IT

IS NOT--IT WAS NOT MY INTENT TO

CAPTURE A

QUITE A BIT OF MEASUREMENT OF WHO IS

BEING STOPPED AS MUCH AS TO

UNDERSTAND HOW AND WHETHER

BIAS IS PLAYING A ROLE IN WHO DOES

GET STOPPED. IN ORDER TO

KNOW THAT IS TO ME THAT

THE OBSERVATION OF THE PERSON MAKING THE STOP IS

CRITICALLY IMPORTANT. THAT IS

THE PERCEPTION OF THE PERSON MAKING

THE STOP THAT THE INFORMATION ABOUT THE PERSON'S PERCEPTION

THEN SETS UP

THE OPPORTUNITY FOR US TO HAVE THE CONVERSATION

; THE LEARNING; AND

THE ADJUSTMENT OF OUR

PROFESSIONAL PRACTICES SO THAT; IN FACT; THERE ARE NO BIASES

THAT ARE THE LEADING FACTOR WHAT SOMEONE WOULD

GET STOPPED. AS A [INAUDIBLE] FOR MY WHOLE LIFE

I'VE HAD

PEOPLE THINK I'M WAY. I'VE HAD PEOPLE THINK

I'M BROWN. I'VE HAD PEOPLE THINK

I'M BLACK. BUT WHEN I WAS REAL LONG THEY THOUGHT IT

WAS PAKISTANI BUT IN

FACT; [INAUDIBLE]

PROBABLY CONTRIBUTED. >> [LAUGHING] SO

I UNDERSTAND WHO I AM TRULY

WAS NOT THE ISSUE IN TERMS OF WHAT

PEOPLE THOUGHT

WAS IMPORTANT FOR ME TO KNOW WHAT THEY THOUGHT

AND HOW THAT

JUDGE THEIR INTERACTION WITH ME. THAT GOES TO THE ESSENCE OF

RACIAL PROFILING. SO REPRESENTATIVE O'NEIL I APPRECIATE THE OBSERVATIONS. I APOLOGIZE TO YOU

AND TO THE COMMITTEE FOR

NOT HAVING MUCH

FULLER CONVERSATION THAT I THINK THIS COMMITTEE SHOULD OF HAD PRIOR TO THIS

KIND

OF HEARING IN YOUR BYWORD WE ARE GOING TO HAVE THAT KIND

OF CONVERSATION IN

THE COMING YEAR AND A HALF

THAT WILL BE PRIVILEGED TO BE CHAIR OF THIS COMMITTEE. WITH THAT; MEMBERS I DO WANT TO HONOR

THE PUBLIC HEARS AM GOING TO MOVE TO A VOTE. THE CLERK WILL TAKE

THE BOAT ON THE AMENDMENT THE A -

5 AMENDMENT AS AMENDED.

>> STAFF: MARIANI AYE;

CHRISTIANSEN AYE- CHRISTIANSEN AYE-CHRISTIANSEN'S

BEHALF AND CONSIDINE AYE;

DEHN AYE; EDELSON AYE; GROSSELL --

GROSSELL -- HOWARD AYE;

JOHNSON NAY; LESCH AYE; LONG

AYE; ZERO LUCERO NAY;

MILLER NAY; MOLLER AYE; NASH

-NASH--O'NEIL NAY; PINTO AYE;

OLSON NAY;

>> CHAIR MARIANI:

MEMBERS AT A VOTE OF 10 AYES; 5 NAYS;

TO ABSENT;

THE MOTION DOES PREVAIL. >> [GAVEL] >> CHAIR MARIANI: THANK YOU

REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN.

YOU HAVE SOME TESTIFIERS I BELIEVE

>> REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN: THANK YOU. >> CHAIR MARIANI: THANK

YOU COMMISSIONER >> REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN:

THANK YOU

MR. CHAIRMAN AND MEMBERS FOR NOW.

>> CHAIR MARIANI:

REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN

WILL BRING YOUR TESTIFIERS UP AND WILL TRY TO MOVE AS EXPEDITIOUSLY AS POSSIBLE.

WHEN WILL BEGIN WITH THE FIRST TESTIFIER WILL EVERYONE

IS GATHERING. THE FORMAT WE

USE HERE IS THAT WE

STAYED OUR NAME FOR THE RECORD AND WE SHARE

OUR TESTIMONY.

>> TESTIFIER: MR. CHAIR; AND MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE MY

NAME IS RHONDA MILLER. I'D

LIKE YOU

TO THANK YOU FOR ALLOWING ME THE OPPORTUNITY TO

SPEAK TODAY THIS IS NOT MY

FIRST TIME NOR WILL IT BE

MY LAST. MY FAMILY HAS SUFFERED

UNIMAGINABLE PAIN DUE TO THE

GROWING EPIDEMIC OF

DISTRACTED DRIVING.

I; LIKE VICE PEOPLE NEVER THOUGHT IT WOULD AFFECT

MY LIFE.

THAT IS; UNTIL THE EVENING OF JULY 21

THAT IS; UNTIL THE EVENING OF JULY 21; 2015 MY UNCLE CHUCK

COUSINS KATHY ALAMEDA AND

A FAMILY WERE ON THE WAY HOME FROM THE

MINNESOTA LIBRARY. WITH A

GREEN LIGHT MY UNCLE FOLLOW TRAFFIC

AND ENTERED AN INTERSECTION.

BUT HE WAS STRUCK BY A CAB

EXTENDED

FORD F1 50 TRAVELING AT 65 MPH

BEFORE HE EVEN MADE IT TO THE MIDDLE.

THERE WAS NO SOUNDS OF SCREECHING TIRES

IS NO BRAKES WERE APPLIED TO THE

DRIVER JUST

FLAT-OUT DID NOT SEE THE RED LIGHT

BECAUSE SHE WAS NOT EVEN LOOKING AT

THE ROAD.

EVEN AFTER MULTIPLE PEOPLE IN

THE VEHICLE HAD ASKED HER TO STOP.

THE SCENE OF THE CRASH WAS CHAOTIC AS WERE

8 TOTAL THAT WERE INJURED. 2

WERE AIRLIFTED;; TO BE TAKEN BY

HIM WANTS TO 3 DIFFERENT HOSPITALS. BY THE TIME I REACHED THE HOSPITAL CHUCK WAS ALREADY GONE.

I HAVE HAD THE

UNFORTUNATE EXPERIENCE WATCHING MY COUSIN

PATRICK TELL HIS LITTLE SISTER WAS JUST RELEASED FROM

THE HOSPITAL DUE TO THE SAME CRASH

THAT HER DAD DID NOT MAKE IT.

I WILL NEVER FORGET THE HEART

WRENCHING SOUND THAT ECHOED THROUGH THE HOSPITAL CORRIDOR.

WHEN WE WENT TO SEE KATHY SHE

LOOKED LIKE SHE WAS SLEEPING

. BESIDES THE BRAIN INJURY SHE ONLY HAD A BROKEN FINGER. WE

WERE NOT ALLOWED TO TOUCH OR TALK TO HER AS THEY DID NOT WANT US TO STIMULATE YOUR BRAIN

. 10 DAYS AFTER

THE CRASH AND 4 DAYS AFTER RELATE

CHUCK TO REST WE WERE TOLD THERE WAS NOTHING ELSE THEY COULD DO FOR KATHY. THE MULTIPLE

SURGERIES INCLUDING

MOVING REMOVING PART OF HER SKULL TRUE RELEASE THE

PRESSURE FROM HER BRAIN

DID NOT WORK AND SHE NO LONGER HAD ANY

BRAIN ACTIVITY. SHE WAS 10.

IT WAS ANOTHER LOST MY FAMILY SHOULD NOT HAVE HAD

TO ENDURE. IT WAS A 3 [INAUDIBLE]

THAT TOOK 2 PEOPLE OUT OF MY LIFE.

DAMN. D A.M. THAT IS ALL

IT TOOK. THE BILL WE ARE TALK

ABOUT TODAY IS FAR OVERDUE

. SOMETHING NEEDS TO BE DONE

AS THE NUMBER OF CRASHES DUE TO

DISTRACTED DRIVING

CONTINUE TO RISE. WE CANNOT ALLOW THIS EPIDEMIC TO CONTINUE

TAKING THE LIVES OF OUR LOVED ONES

DRIVING IS A PRIVILEGE. IT'S NOT A RIGHT

. WE NEED TO GET OFF OF OUR PHONES WHILE WE ARE BEHIND THE WHEEL

. IT IS OUR RESPONSIBILITY TO MAKE OUR

ROADS SAFE IT'S TIME

FOR MINNESOTA TO STAND UP AND

SAY; ENOUGH IS ENOUGH

. WE WANT TO BE ABLE TO GET FROM

A TO B AND NOT HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT THE PERSON

BEHIND US

.. NOT HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT THE PERSON BEHIND US ON

THEIR PHONE NOT SEEING US BREAK.

WORRY ABOUT THE PERSON NEXT

TO US SIDE SWIPING

US BECAUSE THEY CAN TURN HER HEAD

FULLY BECAUSE THEY'RE HOLDING THEIR PHONE TO

THEIR EAR.

I SEE IT EVERY DAY; NO MATTER WHERE I AM DRIVING.

DRIVERS OVER THE

WHITE LINE GOES BACK OVER

THE YELLOW BACK TO THE WHITES. SPEED UP;

SLOWS DOWN BECAUSE THEY ARE

TRULY ENGULFED IN THEIR PHONES.

I AM BEGGING YOU TO PASS THIS BILL

BUT FOR US SITTING UP HERE TODAY

; NOT FOR JULIE; NOT FOR MEGAN;

BUT FOR PENNY; NOT

FOR JOHN; NOT FOR KATHY AND NOT FOR CHUCK

;; BUT FOR YOU. FOR YOUR FAMILY.

FOR YOUR FRIENDS.

BUT MOST OF ALL; I THINK WE NEED TO

IT'S FOR MINNESOTA I JUST WANT TO GET HOME AT THE END OF

THE DAY. I JUST WANT TO GET

TO WORK AT THE BEGINNING OF

MY DAY. I DON'T WANT TO HAVE TO

WORRY ABOUT WHO IS COMING

FROM WHERE. I THINK IT'S

TIME MINNESOTA NEEDS THIS BILL.

THANK YOU. >> CHAIR MARIANI: THANK YOU.

PLEASE; SIR.

>> TESTIFIER: THANK YOU

MR. CHAIRMAN. MY NAME IS JAMES EVAN

PRESENT OF THE MINNESOTA

VIKINGS ASSOCIATED

WITH A WIDE SLEEPY ORGANIZER

THAT REPRESENTS 650 TRUCKING COMPANIES AND THEIR

[INAUDIBLE] ACROSS THE STATE. I'M HERE TODAY

TO BE ONE OF 35

STATEWIDE BUSINESS AND

ADVOCACY ORGANIZATIONS

FROM TRUCKERS TO GROCERS TO THE

MINNESOTA CHAMBER THAT HAVE ADOPTED

POLICIES

SUPPORTING HANDS-FREE CELL

PHONE LEGISLATION. I'M HERE TO TELL YOU THAT THE

BUSINESS COMMITTEE IS UNITED IN THE BELIEF THAT IT IS TIME TO

PASS HANDS-FREE CELL

PHONE LEGISLATION IN MINNESOTA.

EVERY DAY

MINNESOTA BUSINESSES ARE PUTTING THEIR PEOPLE;

THEIR PEOPLE;

THEIR HUSBANDS AND FATHERS AND MOTHERS

AND DAUGHTERS ARE PUTTING

THEIR EMPLOYEES

AND THEIR CONTRACTORS ON ROADWAYS FILLED WITH

DISTRACTED DRIVERS. THE RESULTS

ARE ALARMING.

THE [INAUDIBLE] REPORTS THE ONLY CATEGORY OF WORK-RELATED INJURIES INCREASING TODAY IS MOTOR

VEHICLE ACCIDENTS. IT'S NOT

A SURPRISE.

THE DATA ALSO SHOWS THE BUSINESS AND PERSONAL AUTO PREMIUMS ARE GOING UP

AND WAS THE COMMON FACTOR?

DRIVING DISTRACTED AND CELL PHONE USE.

THE PROFESSIONAL TRUCK DRIVERS

THEY ALL

THEY ALREADY OPERATE IN A ONE TOUCH HANDS-FREE MODE

BECAUSE IT'S A

FEDERAL REQUIREMENT.

I HAVE TO TELL YOU WHEN WE TALK TO OUR MEMBERS AND

WHAT WE DO TO SERVE MINNESOTA AND OUR CUSTOMERS

THIS IS NOT HAMPERED OUR ABILITY TO DO IT

BUT WHAT A PROFESSIONAL DRIVER SEE EVERY DAY IS

QUITE ALARMING. RATHER THAN FOCUSING ON THE DRIVING TASK YOU SEE

PEOPLE LOOKING AT THEIR PHONES

. THEY'RE EVEN

WATCHING VIDEOS. PROFESSIONAL TRUCK DRIVERS SAY

PUT DOWN THE PHONE. FOCUS ON

THE ROAD. SO THE BUSINESS

COMMUNITY DOES

LOOK FORWARD TO PASSING HOUSE FILE 50 IN 2019

AND REDUCING DISTRACTED DRIVERS

FOR PEOPLE FOR OUR EMPLOYEES

AND CONTRACTORS

AND ALL MINNESOTA MODERATES. THANK YOU. >> CHAIR MARIANI: THANK

YOU; SIR. ARE THERE

ANY QUESTIONS OF THE TESTIFIERS? I DO WANT TO

-- I'M HANDLED

MS. -- BY YOUR WORDS. HUMBLED BY

YOUR WORDS

I'M ALSO SORRY FOR THE LOSS OF YOUR LOVE ONES

AND FOR YOUR NEIGHBORS WOULD COME HERE

AS WELL. I APPRECIATE YOU

BEING HERE BU

T I CAN IMAGINE YOUR COURAGE THAT IT TAKES TO

SPEAK PUBLICLY AND SHARE YOUR PAIN WITH US BUT I DO SEE

YOU DO IT OUT OF LOVE

AND CARE. SO I WANT TO THANK YOU FOR COMING

HERE TODAY. ARE THERE ANY QUESTIONS

OR OBSERVATIONS. REPRESENTATIVE O'NEIL >> REPRESENTATIVE O'NEIL:

MR. CHAIR I DON'T HAVE A

QUESTION; BUT I AM THE REPRESENTATIVE FOR

BUFFALO AND MAPLE LAKE AND I BELIEVE YOU SAID

THE MONTICELLO LIBRARY IS WHERE THAT THEY

LEFT FROM?

I JUST WANTED TO GIVE YOU MY CONDOLENCES AS WELL

BUT I'M PRETTY SURE THAT WHATEVER ROAD THEY RUN IS PROBABLY ROAD OF TRAVEL TO MULTIPLE TIMES

IF THEY WERE LEAVING THE

MONTICELLO LIBRARY IT'S A ROAD

I'M NOT SURE WHICH DIRECTION THEY WERE HEADED BUT I'M SURE WAS WHEN I TRAVELED QUITE A BIT

AND I'M SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS AS WELL.

>> CHAIR MARIANI:

REPRESENTATIVE MOLLER >> REP

RESENTATIVE MOLLER: THANK YOU; MR. CHAIR COULD I ALSO WANT TO THANK YOU FOR COMING AND ALSO RECOGNIZE THAT WE'VE BEEN RECEIVING OUR COMMITTEE AS YOU NOTE FROM

OTHER FAMILIES AND SURVIVORS

WHO ARE NOT PROPERLY HERE

IN PERSON

AND ONE EMAIL STRUCK ME WAS SOMEONE'S BIRTHDAY TODAY I

THINK WAS O

NE OF THE VICTIMS OF DISTRACTED DRIVING. IT WOULD HAVE BEEN HIS BIRTHDAY TODAY I

WANT TO

SAW THAT EMAILS WANT TO THANK ALL THOSE FAMILIES THAT HAVE BEEN EMAILING US

WERE NOT ALSO TO BE HERE IN PERSON TODAY. SO; THANK YOU. >> CHAIR MARIANI: THANK YOU.

REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN; - SORRY - REPRESENTATIVE

CHRISTIANSEN.

PLEASE. >> REPRESENTATIVE CHRISTENSEN:

I WOULD JUST PILE ON THE THANK

YOUSE HERE.

YOU ARE THE REAL REASON WE ARE HERE TODAY

AND WHY THE BILL WAS WRITTEN. SO

WE GOT A LITTLE BIT OFF TRACK I'M SORRY

ABOUT THAT BUT I APPRECIATE YOU BEING HERE AND

WE WON'T FORGET YOU. THIS IS A

NONPARTISAN ISSUE AND TODAY

IT SEEMS PARTISAN BUT BELIEVE ME

THE LETTERS I HAVE GOT

HAVE BEEN FROM EVERYONE IN

MY COMMUNITY

SO I WANT TO THANK YOU VERY MUCH AND I THINK THIS IS SOMETHING THAT MIGHT

WORK. THANKS. >>

CHAIR MARIANI: THANK YOU FOR YOUR TESTIMONY

AND BEING HERE TO

REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN I BELIEVE WE HAVE A QUESTION

FOR YOU.

I NEVER ASKED YOU TO GO THROUGH YOUR BILL REALLY QUICKLY'S WANT TO GIVE YOU AN OPPORTUNITY TO DO THAT BUT I'LL

KNOW REPRESENTATIVE MILLER HAS

A QUESTION.

REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN IS

PROBABLY APPROPRIATE FOR YOU TO TELL US WHAT YOUR BILL DOES.

>> REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN: SURE. >> TESTIFIER:

>> REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN:

THANK YOU; MR. CHAIR AND MEMBERS. THE FIRST FILE HOUSE

FILE 50

IS AS YOU'VE HEARD IT'S BECOME AN EPIDEMIC IN

DISTRACTED DRIVING

ON OUR HIGHWAYS HERE IN MINNESOTA.

IT'S LEGISLATION THAT PREVENT

DEATH AND INJURY ON

MINNESOTA HIGHWAYS AND FOR YEARS THAT BEEN AVERAGE OF 59 DEATHS

AND 2 AND 23 SERIOUS INJURIES IN

OUR STATE TO DO

DISTRACTED DRIVING. THE

FASTEST-GROWING CAUSE OF FATAL CRASHES IN THE STATE.

WE KNOW BILLS LIKE THIS

WORK MEMBERS.

THEY HAVE IN OTHER STATES WERE

CRASH RATES HAVE BEEN SIGNIFICANTLY LOWERED AND

I WOULD SAY JUST IN SUMMARY; THIS BILL SAVES LIVES.

WE KNOW THAT. IT IS PROVEN AM HAPPY TO ANSWER YOUR

QUESTIONS. BASICALLY;

TIME IS SHORT SO I'M JUST GOING TO SUMMARIZE IN JUST A HUMAN IT'S WHAT THIS

BILL DOES.

I WANT TO BE CLEAR; THIS IS NOT A BAN ON CELL PHONE USE.

IT IS A BAN ON HANDHELD CELL

PHONE USE. WE ALLOW USE OF

WIRELESS COMMUNICATION AND

VOICE ACTIVATION AND WE ALLOW

A CELL PHONE CALLS

AND FUNCTION MADE WITH ONE TOUCH ACTIVATION

AND SO THERE ARE SOME EXCEPTIONS

IF YOU WANT USE A

HANDHELD DEVICE

FOR EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE IN THE EVENT OF AN IMMEDIATE LIFE OR SAFETY THREAT OR DANGER

IN AN AUTHORIZED EMERGENCY VEHICLE BUT BASICALLY 2 SUMMERS IN A PEOPLE OF QUESTIONS WHAT CAN

I DO WHAT CAN''T I DO; IT'S VERY SIMPLE MEMBERS. YOU

CAN'T HOLD A CELL PHONE WHILE YOU

ARE DRIVING. THAT'S PRETTY MUCH

THIS BILL IN A NUTSHELL AND AS

I SAID; WE HAVE SEEN

SIGNIFICANT REDUCTIONS

CRASH RATES AND FATALITIES

AND INJURIES

IN THE 17 STATES AND THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA WE ARE

THIS BILL HAS BEEN ENACTED.

>> CHAIR MARIANI: THANK YOU

REPRESENTATIVE HORNSTEIN.

BEFORE WE GET TO REPRESENTATIVE MILLER'S QUESTION I DO WANT TO ASK IF THERE'S ANYONE IN

THE AUDIENCE WHO WISHES

TO TESTIFY AGAINST THE BILL? PLEASE; COME

FORWARD; SIR.

STATE YOUR NAME FOR THE RECORD AND GIVE US

YOUR TESTIMONY.

>> TESTIFIER: MR. CHAIR; COMMITTEE MEMBERS MY NAME IS BRETT COLLIER. I AM FROM BIG

LAKE MINNESOTA

AND I WORK AS AN ENGINEERING CONSULTANT IN THE

NUCLEAR INDUSTRY. I SAID BEFORE

YOU AGAIN SIMPLY AS A

CONCERNED CITIZEN. I THOUGHT

WE SETTLED HOW WE WERE NOT

IN FAVOR

OF MAKING IT ILLEGAL TO SIMPLY HOLD A PHONE IN YOUR HAND

OR DRIVING

LAST SESSION. I PROVIDED TESTIMONY

LAST SESSION POINTING OUT

THAT OF THE 74 DISTRACTED DRIVING DEATHS

THAT OCCURRED IN MINNESOTA IN 2015

ONLY TO

BE ATTRIBUTED TO TALKING ON THE PHONE

AND WE DON'T EVEN KNOW IF THOSE

2 DRIVERS

WERE HOLDING THE PHONE TO THEIR IS YOUR ARE USING HAND

FREEZE TECHNOLOGY. HOUSE FILE 50

PROPOSES MAKING HOLDING THE PHONE TO YOUR HAND ILLEGAL

SUBJECT IN THE OFFENDER TO

WHAT TODAY WOULD BE A $50 FINE THE

FIRST OFFENSE. THIS IS THE SAME FUN THE PERSON

; TEXTING AND DRIVING TODAY WOULD RECEIVE

IN THE SAME FIND THAT PERSON BACK

IN 2015

WOULD HAVE RECEIVED IF THEY WERE CAUGHT TEXTING

AND DRIVING. DID THE THREAT OF A

$50 FINE

AS THOSE DRIVERS IN 2015 TO STOP TEXTING AND

DRIVING? NO.

SO LET ME ASK YOU; IF THIS

PROPOSED STATUTE HAD BEEN IN PLACE BACK IN 2015

HOW MANY ADDITIONAL LIVES WOULD

HAVE SAVED? THE ANSWER

IS; NONE.

BUT THE SUPPORTERS OF THIS BILL SOMEHOW BELIEVE THAT MAKING IT ILLEGAL TO

EVEN HOLD YOUR PHONE IN YOUR HAND

WILL REDUCE DISTRACTED DRIVING DEATHS

.. THIS MAKES NO

SENSE WHATSOEVER IF A $50 FINE DOZEN

SUPPER DRIVER FROM

TEXTING THEN; WHY WOULD IT DO SO NOW?

LAST SESSION THE REPRESENTATIVE FROM HIGHWAY PATROL

TESTIFIED THEY WERE IN SUPPORT OF THIS BILL BECAUSE IT WOULD MAKE IT EASIER TO HAND

OUT TICKETS BY NOT HAVING TO PROVE

EACH INSTANCE THAT THE PERSON WAS TEXTING OR NOT MAKING

IT EASY IS NOT THE STANDARD FOR PASSING

THE STATUTE

THAT SAY WE WANT TO MAKE

IT EASY FOR THE POLICE TO ARREST DRUNK DRIVERS AND

SHOULD WE STOP ADMINISTERING BREATH TESTS AND OTHER SOBRIETY TESTS

? IT

WOULD APPEAR THAT WITH A 30% INCREASE IN TEXTING

AND DRIVING CITATIONS ISSUED IN 2018

; THAT IS 9554 CITATIONS;

WHICH IS AN INCREASE OF 459% OVER 2012

AND ONLY 1107 CITATIONS WERE

HEADED OUT

THAT THE POLICE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO FIGURE OUT HOW TO MORE EASILY HAND OUT THE CITATIONS.

I'M GOING TO CIRCLE BACK TO THE BEGINNING OF MY TESTIMONY. IT'S NOT

THE PERSON TALKING ON THE PHONE THAT'S CAUSING DISTRACTED DRIVING ACCIDENTS. BUT THE

PERSON TEXTING WITH HER EYES ON THE

PHONE SCREENS INSTEAD OF

THE ROAD. SOME OF THE SUPPORTERS OF THIS BILL WILL TELL YOU THAT YOU JUST NEED TO

USE THE HANDS-FREE DEVICE WHICH IS

ALLOWED BY THE BILL BUT EVEN ACCORDING TO A RECENT STAR

TRIBUNE ARTICLE

A STUDY FROM QUEENSLAND UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY IN AUSTRALIA

A TALKING ON A CELL PHONE WITH A

HANDS-FREE DEVICE

WHAT DRIVING IS JUST AS DISTRACTING

AS A CONVERSATION USED IN A

HANDHELD PHONE.

SO IF THE SUPPORTERS BELIEVE THAT HOLDING THE PHONE

TO HER EAR IS A DISTRACTION

PACKAGE OF IS TOO DISTRACTED

DRIVING DEATHS

AND IT SHOWN THAT THE USE OF A HANDS-FREE DEVICE IS JUST AS DISTRACTING

WHY ALLOW THE USE OF A

HANDS-FREE DEVICE IN

THIS BILL?>> CHAIR MARIANI:

MR. >> [LAUGHING] I'M GOING TO INTERRUPT YOU THERE IS

I'M GOING TO APOLOGIZE THERE IS ANOTHER COMMITTEE COMING IN HERE IN A FEW MINUTES.

I'LL GIVE THE OPTION OF WHETHER YOU CAN WRAP UP IN A MINUTE OR

SO. OTHERWISE YOU ABSOLUTELY CAN

COME BACK AND WE CAN WE CAN BE

COMING LATER. VERY WELL IF YOU

ARE DOING IN A MINUTE.

>> TESTIFIER: I WILL TALK FAST.

THIS TELLS ME THE LEGISLATIVE SUPPORTERS OF THIS BILL ARE NOT SO CONCERNED ABOUT ACTUAL

PUBLIC SAFETY

BUT THAT THEY WANT TO LOOK LIKE THEY ARE CONCERNED WITH PUBLIC SAFETY.

THE ONLY THING THIS BILL MAY DO IS RESULTS IN THOUSANDS OF DRIVERS

BEING TICKETED FOR PERFORMING AN ACTION

THAT STATISTICS OF JOE NOT TO BE A MAJOR CAUSE OF DISTRACTED DRIVING DEATHS DID

NOT EVEN 30% OF THE 2015 DEATHS

.. THIS BILL WILL ONLY RESULT

IN ISSUES OF THOUSANDS OF TICKETS

COLLECTING MILLIONS OF DOLLARS CREATING A NEW REVENUE STREAM.

THERE'S ANOTHER BILL IN THE HOUSE;

HOUSE FILE 104 THAT WISHES

TO INCREASE HER AND FIND FROM 50

SPEAK TO TO AT LEAST $150

AND $500 FROM A 3RD FENCE WITH THE SENATE VERSION ACTUALLY

REVOKING YOUR LICENSE FOR A PERIOD OF TIME FOLLOWING THE

3RD OFFENSE. THIS IS A SOUND AND LOGICAL PATH MINNESOTA

SHOULD TAKE.

THIS IS AN INCREASE IN BOTH PENALTY

AND DETERRENT

THE ACTIONS THAT WERE ACTUALLY CAUSING DISTRACTED DRIVING DEATHS

BUT LET ME REMIND YOU BOTH A

HANDS-FREE BILL AND

THE INCREASED TO THESE FUNDS TO THE

FINES BILL WERE TO PASS

THE SESSION

IT WILL BE CHARGING PEOPLE WERE SIMPLY HOLDING THEIR PHONES TO THEIR EARS

THE PENALTY OF AT

LEAST $150 AND POSSIBLY REVOKING THE LICENSE

FOR SOMETHING THAT STATISTICALLY IS NOT A MAJOR

CONTRIBUTION TO DISTRACTED

DRIVING DEATHS.

WHAT THE PROPONENTS ARE NOT

TELLING YOU >> CHAIR MARIANI: MR. COLEY;

[INAUDIBLE] ARE ACTUALLY IN THE

ROOM APPEARED ISOLATED BY YOU TO FINISH YOUR TESTIMONY LATER IF YOU WISH AND I'M SURE

MY MAYBE

SPIFFING THE QUESTIONS AS WELL AS WHAT YOU WANT TO INVITE

YOU BACK. >> TESTIFIER: OKAY. >> CHAIR MARIANI:

MEMBERS WE WILL RECONVENE IN ROOM 10 AT

5:30 PM.. UNTIL

THEN THIS COMMITTEE STANDS IN RECESS.

For more infomation >> Morning portion of "hands-free" cell phone use hearing in House public safety committee 2/20/19 - Duration: 1:22:32.

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Learning the game of golf, one public course at a time - Duration: 7:17.

 CHIETLA, Mexico -- Fifteen-year-old Daniela Catalán stared past the short fairway and toward the flag of a par-3 hole

The lush green of the golf course contrasts starkly with the mile-long dirt road connecting it to the picturesque town 90 miles south of Mexico City where Daniela lives with her grandparents and her younger brother Ian

Ever since her parents separated three years ago, Daniela has only seen her father a handful of times

It's more than she's seen her mother, who moved to Minnesota for work. "Golf is my outlet for everything," Daniela said in Spanish, shortly after swatting a drive from the tee, showing off an all-too-professional-looking form

"If I could come here every time I feel bad, I would." As one of 34 golf students, Daniela is participating in the inaugural class for The First Tee Mexico at Las Maravillas golf course

The program is an extension of the one founded in 1997, created to help bring public golf spaces to youth in economically disadvantaged areas

In the United States, The First Tee boasts 150 chapters across all 50 states. Mexico counts three venues, with the other two located in Puerto Vallarta on the Pacific coast and Rosarito, some 20 miles south of the U

S. border at San Ysidro, California. Though Mexico boasts over 30,000 registered golfers, and 159 courses as listed by the Mexican Golf Federation (five of which made Golf Digest's Top 200 list in 2018), accessibility is still a problem -- there is one course for every 751,765 inhabitants

Compared to the United States, there is one course for every 21,846 persons, stemming from the 15,014 facilities available to play in

The majority of courses in Mexico are private, compared to the 11,344 that are open to the public in the United States

 After the World Golf Championship moved from Trump National Doral Miami to Mexico City in 2017, The First Tee was established to help spur the development of future golfers in Mexico

 "We wanted to challenge the infrastructure, make courses available to the public and give golf back to the people," said Agustín Pizá, Director of The First Tee Mexico

 Pizá is a noted golf course architect with a master's degree in design from the University of Edinburgh

 During his career, he has designed 12 courses throughout North and South America

 "Long term, the goal is to have public spaces all over the country," he said. Pizá teamed up with Las Maravillas Golf Club, a nine-hole course, to develop the first class of students

The course sits a mile away from Cayehuacán, a small town of about 300 people, where cattle raising is the main industry

 "We canvassed the town to tell parents about the program, but most were skeptical," said Alfredo Sánchez, the course's owner and operator

"We had to assure them we weren't trying to kidnap their children." Starting in November 2017, Las Maravillas has enrolled 34 students, including Daniela, ranging from 4 to 17 years of age, making up The First Tee Mexico's first foray into expansion beyond the United States

Clubs, shoes and balls are donated to outfit the children. Private clinics with professionals are a regular occurrence (Jordan Spieth did his part for First Tee Mexico in 2017), and, as part of The First Tee Mexico's connection to the World Golf Championship, the students will once again be present at the tournament to meet with the pros before it kicks off on Feb

21. "Last year, the kids were so happy to be there," Sanchez said. "For some, it was their first time outside their hometown

" At the tony Club de Golf Chapultepec, the nine-decade old course at the northwest end of Mexico City where the tournament is held, students took part in clinics and had face time with professional golfers in 2018 -- even serenading PGA pro and Mexico native Abraham Ancer with "Feliz Cumpleaños" for his birthday

 Sánchez also recalled a moment in which the students caught a glimpse of a young fan asking players for autographs on his cap

 "They started asking everyone for autographs after that, the players, the course employees and even each other," he continued

 Daniela was no exception, proudly displaying a hat with many signatures. The wide-eyed excitement displayed by the students is not without its corresponding effect

 "Being there was an incredible experience; they were so excited about learning the game," said Alejandra Llaneza, the Mexican golfer who first earned LPGA status in 2012 and represented Mexico at the 2016 Olympics, finishing 44th in a field of 60 competitors

 "I left there having the idea to do more for sports in Mexico and golf especially, I want to go back and keep collaborating with them," said Llaneza, currently 855th on the Rolex Women's World Golf Rankings

 Both Llaneza and Daniela list Lorena Ochoa as an inspiration. Ochoa, the former No

1 world-ranked golfer is involved in Mexico's youth via the foundation that bears her name, created to aid public schools in low-income areas around her hometown of Guadalajara

Though retired since 2010, Ochoa continues to be a towering figure for those who wish to follow in her footsteps

 "I'm happy to know we have good golfers [in Mexico]," Ochoa told ESPN Mexico last month

 "I try to share my experience. I'm their number one cheerleader," the World Golf Hall of Famer continued

 Pizá and Sánchez hope to attract stars like Ochoa and others to help The First Tee Mexico expand across the country

Prior to this year's World Golf Championship, Las Maravillas students shot a promotional video welcoming Tiger Woods to Mexico

Pizá's long-term goal is to have one public golf school in every one of the Mexico's 32 states by the year 2040

 "We're expanding to have five more schools in the next two to three years, there's surely hundreds of [potential pro golfers] out there, we just have to find them," Pizá said

"More importantly, help them become better citizens thanks to the values we want to impart

" The values Pizá highlights have been key to helping Daniela overcome a tough period in her life

 "Before I came here, I was shy, I rarely talked to anyone, and I was upset about my parents separating," Daniela said

 Though Alicia -- Daniela and Ian's mother -- is working to one day reunite with her children in Minnesota, where she lives with her husband, Daniela has been steadfast about continuing her golfing development regardless of where she will be

 "Once I took golf seriously, it's helped my brother and I move on and grow as people," Daniela said

"It's changed our lives. No matter what happens, I want golf to be a part of me for the rest of my life

" That much was clear when Llaneza visited Las Maravillas in December to interact with The First Tee Mexico students

 "They told me the story of when they attended the World Golf Championship, and one of the girls said she'd one day come back as a competitor, I thought that was great," Llaneza said

 "I said that," Daniela recalled. "But I didn't just say that I'd compete there. I said I'd win there, too

"

For more infomation >> Learning the game of golf, one public course at a time - Duration: 7:17.

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Gov't finds nearly 200 cases of corrupt public hiring - Duration: 1:30.

last November at panda governmental body was launched to thoroughly inspect

public institutions and root out corrupt hiring practices after months of

investigation the committee announced its findings chess yung turns the

spotlight to the results at 1200 public institutions two investigators found a

total of 182 cases where employees had been hired or promoted unfairly that's

what the committee said Wednesday wrapping his three-month verb the

committee examined new hires from October 2017 to January 2019 and

promotions of part-timers to full-time were the past five years out of the

hundred and eighty two cases the committee turned over thirty-six to

prosecutors for further investigation for the rest the committee will request

disciplinary measures for those involving the hiring process including

termination of employment for those who benefited the number of employees facing

either investigation or punishment amount to roughly 300 a total of 13

employees are found happened fairly earned their employment and 55

applicants were adversely affected by that at a time that number could

increase as prosecutors speed up their investigation the committee is looking

into ways to give those applicants a chance to retake tests or receipt their

interviews the pan governmental body underlined that it'll deliver harsh

punishments to those involving the unfair hiring practices and remedies to

those affected by them chezhiyan arirang news

For more infomation >> Gov't finds nearly 200 cases of corrupt public hiring - Duration: 1:30.

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Disease detectives on a mission to protect the public - Duration: 2:37.

- This non-descript county building in Downey holds the key to protecting the public's health.

[Machine noise]

- Behind the scenes highly skilled staff deal with unscene threats at the microlevel.

- The public health laboratory tests patients specimens, environmental specimens, and food

specimens of public health importance.

We receive specimens all throughout Los Angeles County from our public health patient clinics,

from the county hospitals and from community based providers.

- Public response to recent outbreaks of typhus,

Hepattitus A, the rise of siphilis cases and others start here.

- So we often have outbreaks or outbreak investigations, and the lab is critical in terms of us having

confirmation of whether or not there actually is disease present and being very timely in that.

The lab really does serve a critical purpose in terms of giving us information on which to protect

the public's health and wellbeing.

- This lab receives several thousand specimens a week and conducts more than half a million

tests every year.

It provides a vital snapshot for the overall health of L.A. County.

- Public Health is driven on data and confirmation

of tests in terms of understanding what were actually dealing with.

People can have very general symptoms like flu like symptoms, but we don't know exaclty

what they have until we do lab tests to confirm that.

Once we know they have then we tell them what we

need to do in order to protect both them and the people around them.

- At the public health laboratory currier sytems will bring specimens in throughout different

hospitals, doctor's clinics to the public health labortory 24/7. We are here waiting

for those samples able to test them at a moments notice.

- One of those waiting is lab asistant Abraham Jimenez.

For him, and for the 130 staff members on the frontlines of protecting the public health,

matters of life and death are just another day at the office.

- Aside from recieving and monitoring certain outbreaks things from measles, zika things

like that, so that we can just monitor and see if there is an outbreak how

far and wide it's reaching. And certain small things even with influenza with gonorrhea just so we can keep a tab

on how everything is going to inform the public if there's something they need to be concerned with.

- In Downey, I'm Joe McDonald.

For more infomation >> Disease detectives on a mission to protect the public - Duration: 2:37.

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Drunk father, 39, arrested for public intoxication after he tipped dollar 22K at a Nashville bar - Duration: 4:00.

Drunk father, 39, arrested for public intoxication after he tipped dollar 22K at a Nashville bar

Friends of Joel Boyers, 39, told police they received strange texts from the Bellevue man admitting to taking drugs that increased his intelligence

Tennessee police detained a pilot on public intoxication charges after he caused a scramble at a Nashville bar when he tipped servers dollar 22,000.

Friends of Joel Boyers, 39, a pilot and flight instructor at a Tennessee flight school, first called police saying that they had received weird texts from the Bellevue man admitting to taking drugs that increased his intelligence. 

He also allegedly admitted to friends that he had been drinking and was carrying his gun at the same time. 

Police found Boyers at the JW Marriot hotel on Eighth Avenue South. He admitted to drinking and smoking pot while carrying his firearm, the reports. 

Staff at the hotel told authorities that the man was causing a ruckus while making several high dollar tips which amounted to dollar 22,000. They also claimed that waitresses were competing to serve him and the spectacle created a disruption for bar service.  

Boyers did give authorities his weapon, which was located in his front right pants pocket. 

Police found Boyers at the JW Marriot hotel on Eighth Avenue South on Monday

Responding officers said that the mans eyes appeared to be bloodshot and they also watery.

Boyers was also charged with possession of a firearm while intoxicated. 

He was booked into the Davidson County jail but posted bond after a couple of hours. The man is expected to appear in court next month. 

The arrest affidavit did indicate that Boyers allegedly made bizarre statements about giving away his child on Facebook. 

The arrest affidavit did indicate that Boyers allegedly made bizarre statements about giving away his child on Facebook

But the father took to his own social media account to dispel the rumors and asserted that he was looking for a babysitter so that he could celebrate his birthday

But the father took to his own social media account to dispel the rumors and asserted that he was looking for a babysitter so that he could celebrate his birthday. 

I messaged a few friends on Facebook to find a babysitter for my daughter Ella, it was my birthday and I knew I would be drinking and some person misunderstood and accused me of trying to "get rid of my daughter on Facebook," he said in the post.

This rumor went out of control, causing someone to call the police, which questioned me at my hotel where I had been celebrating and then the cops released me right away. 

I have a carry permit so I had my firearm in my room. 

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