Liam Davis Temple

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Poster paper of all the responses to the question of what’s missing in our neighborhood
Pictures of Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero, Lorenzo Salgado Araujo, Alex Pretti, and Renee Good with flowers and candles below their pictures as the sun shines down on them all.
Victor Salgado said his brother was yelling for help as he was bleeding out. "It just happened so fast," Salgado told the attorney. The three men lay helpless as their boss lay dying. "Se querían escapar, verdad?" Victor Salgado recalled an ICE agent saying to him in a mocking tone. He relayed that memory to Balderas-Ibarra. "You wanted to escape, right?"
The report documents an incident in Minneapolis where an officer used his knee to pin a woman who appeared to be experiencing a mental health crisis to the ground for about five minutes. They also document an incident where a police officer stunned a man multiple times who was carrying a pair of grilling tongs. "We did find indications that were concerning within the use of force reports that MPD provided us that officers were escalating encounters with people who they knew to be experiencing a mental health crisis, and that they also failed to use de-escalation techniques," Rolnick Borchetta said. "To see that that was continuing in early 2025 was concerning."
The report documents an incident in Minneapolis where an officer used his knee to pin a woman who appeared to be experiencing a mental health crisis to the ground for about five minutes. They also document an incident where a police officer stunned a man multiple times who was carrying a pair of grilling tongs. "We did find indications that were concerning within the use of force reports that MPD provided us that officers were escalating encounters with people who they knew to be experiencing a mental health crisis, and that they also failed to use de-escalation techniques," Rolnick Borchetta said. "To see that that was continuing in early 2025 was concerning."
Would you support or oppose the construction of a data center in your community to expand artificial intelligence technology — commonly referred to as "Al"? Support Oppose Undecided All 22% 63% 15% Hennepin/Ramsey 16% 72% 12% Rest of metro 24% 59% 17% Southern Minn. 26% 57% 17% Northern Minn. 25% 62% 14% Male 25% 59% 16% Female 20% 66% 14% DFL/lean DFL 13% 74% 13% GOP/lean GOP 36% 51% 13% Independent/other 16% 62% 22% 18-34 17% 68% 15% 35-49 20% 63% 17% 50-64 23% 65% 11% 65+ 25% 60% 15% No college degree 24% 62% 14% College graduate 20% 65% 15% White 22% 62% 16% People of color 19% 73% 8% Trump voters 34% 49% 17% Harris voters 11% 76% 13%
On 9/27/24 (night of KAT trade) a tweet that says “Twins complete their epic collapse being eliminated from the playoffs and the Wolves trade KAT for Julius Randle on the same night. I'm declaring this one of the worst days in Minnesota sports history. Thank you to the Pohlad's and Glen Taylor for sucking the joy out of all fans.”
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 7, 2026 MINNESOTA STATEMENT by the Minnesota Police and Peace Officers Association on today's ICE activity and political reaction in Minneapolis ASSOCIATION (St. Paul, Minn.) Minnesota Police and Peace Officers Association Interim Executive Director David Titus said, "The Minnesota Police and Peace Officers Association stands firmly behind law enforcement officers, accountability under the law, and the safety of every Minnesota community. Irresponsible, reckless rhetoric from political leaders attacking law enforcement has real and dangerous consequences for officers on the street. When officers are vilified, demonized, or used as political props, it fuels hostility, emboldens bad actors, and puts lives directly at risk. MPPOA calls on leaders to stop the inflammatory language and respect the legal and investigative process." ### The Minnesota Police and Peace Officers Association is the largest organization representing public safety professionals in Minnesota.
Liam and Jill selfie in front of Maya
Jaden holding baby jokic
Jaden Mcdaniels holding his son Nikola Jokic
Incriminating evidence against Jason Chavez left on a Doron Clark sign
Jamey and I with our treats
Instagram pic of Elliott and Rudy
"It was a sad stat to see that only 106 million people voted in the 2016 elections, when there are 340 million people in the United States," said junior Elliott Engen, president of Hamline Turning Point USA. He expressed interest in collaborating with Davis Temple on bipartisan outreach efforts. "We need those numbers up. Whatever it may be, let's get people to the voting booth."
Elliott engen tweeting The DFL has been drunk at the wheel in protecting taxpayer dollars from systemic fraud. There are over $1 Billion dollars worth of reasons Minnesotans are ready to chart a new path.
Sign that reads “Sheriff Witt assists ice made by local neighbors who hate fascism”
Please help us reach our goal of $10,000 for Miriam and Sandra
Since immigration enforcement has increased in Minnesota, Chavez has fielded questions and requests for assistance from Latinos across Minnesota. He and his policy aide Ivonne Hernandez are now operating as a de facto clearinghouse for people looking for help, directing them towards legal and financial resources - city programs, mutual aid networks and nonprofits. Many immigrants stayed home from work in January and February for fear of ICE, missing out on needed income. As March 1 approached, Chavez and Hernandez were fielding dozens of requests for help paying rent. In a spreadsheet, they logged information of the callers, then matched them with a program or fundraiser that could help.
Statement on unlawful assembly, arrests at Whipple Building: This morning, our deputies issued dispersal orders at an unlawful assembly outside the Whipple Building after individuals blocked roadways, blocked access to local businesses, dumped glass into the street, and threw rocks, ice chunks and water bottles at law enforcement creating a serious public safety hazard. Arrests are being made. Freedom of speech and peaceful assembly is a right. Endangering the public is not. Unlawful activity including blocking roads, intentionally creating hazards and assaultive behavior will not be tolerated.
If city personnel were to enforce federal immigration laws for the federal government, it would squander limited municipal resources, have deleterious effects on public safety, and have a chilling effect on immigrant populations' willingness to report crime and cooperate with the city's public safety efforts; Whereas, although the federal government has the legal authority to enforce immigration laws in the United States, in Minnesota, and in the city, the city will not act or operate its programs for the purpose of enforcing federal immigration laws. Additionally, it is the policy of the city to vigorously oppose any effort to require the use of city resources for the enforcement of federal immigration laws; Whereas, if there are ever violations of the City of Minneapolis Separation ordinance by the Minneapolis Police Department, there should be transparent accountability and discipline processes in place; Now Therefore Be It Resolved by The City Council of The City of Minneapolis: The City Council supports including language in the upcoming police contract or in an updated discipline matrix to establish consequences for police officers who violate any current or future separation ordinances. Be it Further Resolved that the City Council is requesting Mayor Frey and the Chief of Police to update the discipline matrix to include discipline for officers who violate the separation ordinance. Be It Further Resolved that the City Council requests that these violations be placed in Category D, which includes 160 - 300 hours of suspension, demotion, and Category E, which would be termination. Be It Further Resolved that the City Council opposes any use of so-called "less-lethal" weapons as crowd control against people in Minneapolis, and calls on the Mayor, the Police Chief, and any other person in a position of authority over law enforcement personnel to end the use of these weapons in Minneapolis.
St. Paul Police Federation Statement Regarding the Recent Immigration and Customs Enforcement Activity in St. Paul ST PAUL POMOS 1947 Yesterday morning, federal agents executing a warrant were assaulted, threatened, and blocked by a violent mob. They called us for help. We responded only to protect lives and restore order - nothing more. We do not do immigration enforcement. Never have, never will. A core of professional agitators refused every order, attacked officers with frozen bottles and rocks, damaged patrol cars, and shouted "Don't let them leave." Our officers, while being assaulted, used the absolute minimum force necessary to end the threat and get everyone home safe. Not one rioter was seriously injured. Several officers were struck by projectiles, yet every one of them showed extraordinary discipline and courage. This is not about politics. This is about public safety. We are not your adversary. We are your police. When the next mob comes, please stand with us - not against us. Our community deserves nothing less.
Frey sign in a yard with a Frey sign
All of MPLs supporters calling for Jason Chavez and Elliott Payne to be deported
Brian Strahan didn’t respond to the survey
Jill Davis: “Conor Hesch Sounds like you like Brian. But the fact remains, he has not lived in Ward 1 until the last month. He has not been upfront about his residency. Quite honestly, I don't find it a bonus point to have Republicans supporting your candidate.” Anonymous member 619: “Conor Hesch Wow the Trump voters like him? He's perfect for our city council then?” Conor Hesch: “Anonymous member 619 | doubt Trump-fans like Brian but I know some moderate republicans who do.” Katrina Johnson Moderator: “Conor Hesch This Trump fan likes him.”
Picture of Elliott Payne sign with a Strahan sign in the background
Becka Thompson email with her Northside campaign address
Screenshot of county’s website showing the W3 home is homesteaded. Address left out as to not dox
Brian Strahan voter guide
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MAYOR FREY'S STATEMENT ON ENCAMPMENT SHOOTING: Last night, multiple people were seriously injured at an encampment. My thoughts are with the victims and the Southside community. We are grateful to our partners at the State who are willing to assist MPD's efforts to address crime in the area, and we will be closing this landlord's private property encampment today, now that MPD has finished investigating the scene. If the landlord wants to sue us, we'll see him in court. It was his choice to prevent us from closing it twice before, and this won't be tolerated. Equivocation on this issue is unconscionable. Whether you're a private property owner or an elected official, the time for hedging is over. We have years of evidence showing that encampments are unsafe. They don't just endanger residents; they create conditions where some of our most vulnerable neighbors are exploited by drugs, violence, and trafficking. They regularly end with violence, fire, or tragedy. That is why we close them. Making encampments more "permanent" is not harm reduction—it entrenches harm. Our obligation is to help people transition to safer, healthier alternatives. The City's Homeless Response team will continue to go out daily, offering shelter and resources. Our Mobile Medical Unit will continue to go out daily, providing health care and opioid resources. The Minneapolis Police Department will continue to respond to areas to ensure tents aren't being set up. And we will continue to work with our partners at the County to connect people to housing. After we offer those services, encampments must be closed. We cannot allow them to persist when violence, danger, and tragedy are the norm. More lives will be lost if we do.
Liam’s birthday fundraiser Monday August 25 from 6-8 PM at 2054 St Anthony Parkway
Jacob files the paperwork at Minneapolis City Hall. So proud of our DFL endorsed candidate! ELECTIONS/VOTER REGISTRATION
Mike McCool Nov 8, 2017 • 8 11 months ago Jacob Frey made his first campaign hire: Sydney Jordan. Since then, l've been floored watching her dedication and hard work through what was an extremely tough race. There's a new definition of resilience in my book. So proud of Jacob, Sydney, Enid Swaggert, Joe, Darwin, and the entire team today.
Congresswoman Omar Joins Minneapolis DFL Elected Officials to Condemn the Revocation of Omar Fateh's DFL Endorsement MINNEAPOLIS - Congresswoman Ilhan Omar (D-MN) joined a group of Minneapolis DFL elected officials to condemn the DFL Constitution, Bylaws & Rules Committee's decision to revoke the endorsement of Omar Fateh. A full list of signers is included below the statement. The group wrote: "We strongly condemn the DFL's Constitution, Bylaws & Rules Committee's (CBRC) decision to revoke the DFL endorsement from Omar Fateh. Last month, thousands of caucus-goers and delegates across Minneapolis gathered to participate in the Minneapolis DFL Convention. Now, a month later, a small group of DFL board members, a majority living outside Minneapolis, met privately to overturn the will of Minneapolis delegates who volunteered, organized, and participated in a months-long DFL process. It is inexcusable to overturn the results weeks after the convention because board members did not like the outcome. Not only does this decision set an extremely dangerous precedent, it will undermine the DFL endorsing process going forward and fails to center the will of delegates. "Right now, there is a clear tension between the progressive democrats who are challenging the status quo and moderate democrats. It is extremely disheartening that Omar Fateh, the first Black mayoral candidate to be DFL-endorsed in the last three decades, will have his endorsement revoked. Chair Richard Carlbom campaigned on uniting the DFL; this decision directly runs counter to that effort, to which we are all committed. The DFL Party is a big-tent party and all factions should be fairly represented, not silenced. Minneapolis is the heart of the engine of Democratic turnout in our state. Undoubtedly, this appalling decision will leave many voters feeling discouraged and unwelcome from participating in our party. "Throughout this mayoral campaign, we have seen the influence of big money in our politics. This s…
Video of badges being raised for Omar fateh
Liam’s birthday fundraiser August 25 6-8 PM 2054 St Anthony Parkway
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Liam’s birthday fundraiser for Elliott on 8/25 from 6-8 PM
Audit Confirms Minneapolis Upheld Separation Ordinance During June 3 Incident Today, the City Auditor released findings from its review of incidents surrounding the June 3 federal investigation near Lake Street and Bloomington Avenue - confirming that the City of Minneapolis provided accurate and truthful information to the public and elected officials during the incident and did not violate the City's ordinance barring the Minneapolis Police Department from participating in the enforcement of federal immigration laws. "Facts matter. In moments of crisis, our residents deserve clear, accurate information," said Mayor Jacob Frey. "This audit confirms that the City did not violate its Separation Ordinance and acted with integrity, keeping public safety front and center. I'm grateful to our City staff and emergency management team for their professionalism, and I appreciate the auditor's thorough work on this report. Transparency and accountability are essential to public trust, and this report reinforces both." The audit confirmed: • The City's Separation Ordinance was not violated. • The City and MPD were not aware of the federal investigation until 10 a.m. on June 3. • MPD did notarrest or question anyone based on their immigration status, and officers were not directly involved in the investigation. • City emergency plans were in place. • Chief O'Hara remained on scene, calm and engaged, during the incident. "As l've said since June 3rd, the MPD followed the Separation Ordinance and does not work with federal agencies on immigration enforcement," said Minneapolis Police Chief Brian O'Hara. "The MPD has an obligation to protect our residents and does not have authority over federal law enforcement. We need everyone in the community to work collaboratively with the MPD in the future, as we inevitably will once again be faced with an unforeseen circumstance where we must gather facts and de-escalate to protect life and safety for everyone. That's what we did on June 3
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Elliott helping Chet Wedgely fix his bike at central Ave open streets
“Dear fans, lol fuck you -your Minnesota twins”
Elliott Taylor at city hall on Halloween for national cat day resolution
Video of city council adjourning today
Picture of ICE at the scene
Yesterday, reports spread quickly of federal law enforcement agents in South Minneapolis. It's not surprising that these reports were met with panic and confusion. Donald Trump's cruel immigration policies have created an environment of understandable fear. Many beloved community members who pose no threat have been uprooted from their families and the neighborhoods that they have made great, often without due process. When I heard of the federal activity, I began asking many of the same questions l've heard from community members. Was this an immigration raid? Was MPD facilitating or involved in the law enforcement action? I quickly learned that the answer to these questions was "no." This wasn't an immigration raid - no arrests were even made - and MPD wasn't involved in its execution. After a large crowd formed in response to the federal operation, MPD showed up to ensure the crowd and the surrounding area remained safe, which is their job. As soon as we could, we communicated this information to the public. It's a mayor's responsibility to counter panic, confusion, and misinformation. Upholding that responsibility requires gathering the facts and communicating the truth to the public - especially in a social media age where impatience, rumors, and panic can spread quickly. Unfortunately, some political leaders made inflammatory statements yesterday before the facts
HCSO partnered with federal agencies on a criminal investigation and part of that investigation included the execution of multiple search warrants at multiple locations in the metro area, including a business in the area of Bloomington Ave. and Lake St. in Minneapolis. HCSO's role in the incident today was solely focused on that. This incident was not related to any immigration enforcement. HCSO has no involvement in civil immigration. HCSO enforces criminal statutes and works on criminal investigations. We work with federal partners regularly on those criminal investigations.
MPD is awaiting more information about a federal law enforcement operation in South Minneapolis today. Here's what we do know: MPD was NOT involved in any immigration enforcement activities today, nor were we given advance notice of any such operation. Any claims to the contrary are false. After a federal law enforcement operation was already underway, a crowd began to form, and MPD officers arrived to ensure the crowd and the surrounding area remained safe.
Erin Murphy bio saying “ready to fight”
Hortman tearing up addressing this, says they are "eyes wide open" that compromise for Dec. 31 sunset may take life-saving care away from undocumented Minnesotans who pay taxes and contribute to state economy. Torey Van Oot @toreyvanoot •45m Demuth says #mnbudget deal will bring end to state-funded Minnesota Care coverage for undocumented adults, children will still be covered.
From senator zaynab Mohamed “members of the POCI caucus outside the governors reception room chanting ‘don’t kill immigrants’”