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Suspect in 2019 kidnapping, killing of Minneapolis Realtor testifies, denies involvement

Suspect in 2019 kidnapping, killing of Minneapolis Realtor testifies, denies involvement Cedric Berry said his memory of the day isn t complete because he was smoking marijuana and drinking throughout the day.  June 3, 2021 6:45pm Text size Copy shortlink: One of two men on trial for the 2019 kidnapping and killing of a north Minneapolis woman testified Thursday that he was not involved in the crime and instead spent that time selling drugs. Cedric Berry, 42, testified for about two hours, providing some details about his whereabouts the day Monique Baugh was killed, but also leaving gaps that invited scrutiny from prosecutors. Berry also testified that he bought the cellphone used to lure Baugh, a real estate agent, to a fake home showing in Maple Grove where she was kidnapped, arranged to rent a U-Haul truck that was used to move her and was with two other suspects in the days leading up to her Dec. 31 death.

Combative witness nearly derails trial in 2019 kidnapping, murder of Minneapolis real estate agent

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Drug case falls apart, raising questions about informant

Andre Moore’s home based on a tip from a confidential informant. Officers found enough contraband to put Moore in prison for 13 years if convicted. But when two public defenders started asking whether the informant really existed, the case fell apart. Botched Minneapolis drug case raises questions over secrecy of informants By Andy Mannix • Star Tribune • May 15, 2021 Shotguns and halogen lights ready, the Minneapolis SWAT team heaved a battering ram into the entrance of the North Side duplex and burst up to the second story. It was still early on the February 2020 morning. Andre Moore stirred awake to a voice shouting about a warrant. He stumbled out of bed in pajama pants, expecting to find a friend playing a joke. Instead he ran into a dozen police officers ripping apart his living room. Moore dropped to the carpet and raised his hands in surrender.

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