Attorney general: No ‘policing for profit’ in North Dakota
Burleigh and Morton counties last year were hot spots for cash, vehicles and firearms found to be involved in criminal activity.
But criminal justice officials say it doesn’t appear law enforcement agencies are abusing civil asset forfeiture, a legal process that targets property involved in crimes. North Dakota’s attorney general said reports on the property confirm there is no abuse.
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