Scammers using public figures to steal money
Authorities warn a con artist is claiming to be the sheriff of Mower County. KTTC in Rochester also reports someone is going door-to-door using state Senator Carla Nelson's name to solicit money.
Authorities warn a con artist is claiming to be the sheriff of Mower County. KTTC in Rochester also reports someone is going door-to-door using state Senator Carla Nelson's name to solicit money.
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Lisa and Brian Finnvik were married Saturday at the Profile Event Center on the University of Minnesota campus, and their cards and gifts were left in a parked car at a Holiday Inn. The next morning, they discovered roughly $3,000 worth of gift cards and checks had been stolen. They say it should serve as a warning to other newlyweds. A similar crime happened in July.
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