6 Injured In Head-On Crash Near Bemidji
The Beltrami County Sheriff's Office says both drivers "exhibited signs of impairment," and all passengers received some level of injury in the crash.
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The Beltrami County Sheriff's Office says both drivers "exhibited signs of impairment," and all passengers received some level of injury in the crash.
Keith Ellison has been a civil rights activist, a defense attorney, a cable-TV favorite, a rabble-rouser in Congress, a party operator and an occasional provocateur on Twitter.
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