MINNEAPOLIS — When asked about his office’s bandwidth to prosecute new drug and gang cases in light of two serious cases getting dismissed, U.S. Attorney Dan Rosen said those examples had nothing to do with staffing issues at his office.
“Well first of all, the premise of your question is wrong about the recent cases, but absolutely, our office has all of this bandwidth and more,” Rosen said.
But since that press conference two weeks ago, KARE 11 has found three additional cases that the U.S. Attorney’s Office asked the judge to drop…