Burnsville Man Pleads Guilty To Kidnapping, Restraining Woman
A Burnsville man has pleaded guilty to kidnapping a woman he met in downtown Minneapolis and offered to drive home.
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A Burnsville man has pleaded guilty to kidnapping a woman he met in downtown Minneapolis and offered to drive home.
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A sporting goods store owner in Colorado Springs decided to close up shop months after he started boycotting Nike products.
A Minnesota man accused of attacking a priest in North Dakota will be sentenced later this month for attempted murder.
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