Former Grand Forks police officer files lawsuit against city, alleges gender discrimination
A former Grand Forks police officer has taken her fight to federal court, alleging discrimination, retaliation, and negligence by the city and its police leadership. Carrie Sell claims she was wrongfully terminated after reporting misconduct by a fellow officer, who she says harassed and stalked her. The city recently moved to fire that officer—months after Sell raised concerns—leading her to accuse officials of covering their tracks. As the lawsuit unfolds, it raises broader questions about accountability and the treatment of women in law enforcement. Sav Kelly with the Grand Forks Herald has the full story.
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