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My local newspaper has a section called:

On Record Selected Calls to Local Police

Eagan (city)

Shoplifting: An unidentified man was seen stuffing a set of bed sheets into his pants at Bed Bath & Beyond, 1295 Promenade Place, on Wednesday.
Yes, it was a worthwhile experience.
Apple Valley (city)

Drug activity: A man suspected of using a hallucinogenic substance was found doing cartwheels in the middle of County 42 near the Burnsville border on Oct. 17.
Yes, it was a worthwhile experience.
West St. Paul (city)

Phone threat: An employee of Granny's Donuts, 1555 S. Robert St., told police Friday that someone called to complain about the shop's prices.
Yes, it was a worthwhile experience.
South St. Paul (city)

Dog feces: Police notified a 24-year-old woman in the 1400 block of Henry Avenue that she had to clean up the dog feces in her yard and in the street in front of her house May 5 or she would be issued a citation. The woman had cleaned up the mess by the next day, but police found that her dogs were not licensed; officers issued the woman a citation May 20 for the violation.
Yes, it was a worthwhile experience.
South St. Paul (city)

Disorderly conduct: A 39-year-old resident in the 1000 block of Ninth Avenue South called police May 13 after she and her daughter were urinated on during the night. According to the police report, the woman and her daughter were sleeping in a basement apartment when the woman heard a car pull up near her window. A person exited and proceeded to urinate on the window, which was open. The woman was able to identify the man as another tenant of the building, and police issued him a summons in the mail. The woman called police back Monday to have the charges dropped; the man had shown up at the woman's apartment crying and paid to replace her soiled bed sheets.
Yes, it was a worthwhile experience.
Nothing to do with your topic, but Pieter and I lived in Burnsville for a year... Coldest year of my life..brrrrr
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Erin wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Nothing to do with your topic, but Pieter and I lived in Burnsville for a year... Coldest year of my life..brrrrr[/QUOTE]

Would you like me to send you some snow?
Yes, it was a worthwhile experience.

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