Crackdown in government-subsidized housing leads to nearly 500 felony arrests, including 16 in Minnesota

A National crackdown by the U.S. Housing and Urban Development Office of Inspector General wrapped up this week with nearly 500 arrests, including 16 in Twin Cities.

Federal and local law enforcement combed the Minneapolis-Saint Paul metro area during a four day sweep in February, arresting 16 people living in government-subsidized housing who faced more than 33 active felony warrants.

Those included drug offenses, aggravated assault, and robbery…

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