[DesertRhino]

Its private property, not city

[Ben Ficklin]

Having done a quick search, I notice that the Skyway is owned by the city, but it connects to this private location, and probably numerous others. There are probably also public access points to the Skyway. It is a public owned conveyance. If the building owner didn't want his building being used as a waiting room, he should have said no to the Skyway.

The fact that he wasn't charged indicates he wasn't trespassing.

The fact that the first officer on the scene has retired indicates she had it wrong.

She took the word of the private security guard and escalated the situation and when the two additional officers arrive they escalated further.

The fact that "witnesses" to the event showed up at the hearing is also significant.

Apparently, the bro just be a uppity black boy

[Half Vast Conspiracy]

Its private property, not city

Some crow for you to eat.

St. Paul man arrested in skyway was in public area, city prosecutor says

I hope it goes well with the taste of kiwi and leather.