Rosemount Bars Say Cops Driving Away Business
Some bars and restaurants in Rosemount are fed up over what they say are unnecessary police pullovers. The city's police chief is now taking a close look at traffic stops to see if something's wrong.
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Some bars and restaurants in Rosemount are fed up over what they say are unnecessary police pullovers. The city's police chief is now taking a close look at traffic stops to see if something's wrong.
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