On May 31, I and other journalists were attacked by @MnDPS_MSP In July, I submitted a complaint to the state, including photo and video of the attack and injuries plus witnesses. So far, no results.
2/After I filed the complaint, I was contacted by an investigator - former law enforcement - who interviewed me and said he would be gathering evidence.
3/Recently, the official investigating my complaint emailed me this form which asks whether I'm married/who my spouse is and requires me to claim "damages" for an "accident." @MnDPS_MSP attacked me. It was no accident. I filed a complaint for accountability, not damages. 
4/I requested results of the initial complaint investigation and am filing a second complaint about the process. If Minnesota law enforcement can swiftly attack reporters, they can swiftly investigate, hold @MnDPS_MSP accountable and force them to improve.
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