Has anyone seen this letter from Minneapolis Police Union leader Bob Kroll?

[JHB]

29. You are correct on that point.

Only about 8 percent of Minneapolis police officers live in city limits
Of the department's 873 officers, 72 live in Minneapolis ZIP codes.
By Libor Jany Star Tribune August 24, 2017 — 7:29am

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“We lost a lot of good people to a lot of other agencies when they did that,” said Lt. Bob Kroll, the police union president, citing a since-repealed 1994 state law that briefly granted Minneapolis the authority to require all new city employees to live where they work. “And they never came back.”

Each officer has his or her own reason for living outside the city, Kroll said. Some move away because of cost of living and school considerations, while others want to avoid having off-duty run-ins with people they arrest.

In the late 1990s, the union led a successful push to limit the power of Minneapolis and St. Paul to make their employees live where they work.
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Kroll is not one of the people whose home zip code is within city limits.