Recommendations: There were 27 in total.Following the unrest, the police department changed policies related to force, but provided 'little guidance or training' to officers. Key findings: The city did not follow its own Emergency Operations Plan and failed to use the recommendations of after-action reports following other large-scale events - such as the sustained occupation of the 4 th Precinct in 2015 in response to the death of Jamar Clark at the hands of police - to establish a framework for crisis response.Performed by: Hillard Heintze, a security risk management firm, on behalf of the city.Here is where those investigations stand:Īfter-Action Review of the city of Minneapolis' response to unrest from May 25-June 3, 2020 The reviews ranged from how Minneapolis and Minnesota leaders responded in the heat of a crisis to accusations that the Minneapolis Police Department has discriminated against Black residents for years. The murder of George Floyd and the unrest that followed prompted several investigations.

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