Brooklyn Park man "Facebook"ed for damage of property

Police arrested 28-year-old Daniel Steven Magadanz after he posted a profile pictures of himself on Facebook standing on top of a squad car. The incident left the police car with $1000 of damages and happened at a Holiday Station store several weeks ago in Champlin.
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Police arrested 28-year-old Daniel Steven Magadanz after he posted a profile pictures of himself on Facebook standing on top of a squad car. The incident left the police car with $1000 of damages and happened at a Holiday Station store several weeks ago in Champlin.

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