[Liabmeasez]

Have you ever been to Minneapolis? The answer becomes evident...

[TolleyBoymn]

I can't wait until you turn 38.

[fetesiceWaist]

Though this is the best part:

Police released Feldman to her husband, and Walsh to his girlfriend.

[Anypeny]

The story itself is funny. But I'm worried about this: Lois Kay Feldman, 38, 634 Troy Drive,
So, they actually published her home address? That's legal?

[ViaxobbimeVar]

Originally posted by Wernazuma III
The story itself is funny. But I'm worried about this:


So, they actually published her home address? That's legal? QFT.

[RobertLS]

Originally posted by Swissy
In most jusrisdications, the name and address of a person charged with a crime is a matter of public record. The publication of the address of those booked on misdemeanor charges is common in the US. While it usually doesn't appear as part of a news story, many neighborhood and community newspapers have a "police blotter" section with such information. sick.

[BartRonalds]

What a spoilsport, calling the cops like that.

[caseferter]

Originally posted by Elok
What a spoilsport, calling the cops like that. Another QFT.

[emupsMaispubs]

Was it the Larry Craig Memorial Restroom? Was it used during the recent Republican National Convention?

[TZtrDuso]

Originally posted by Swissy
In most jusrisdications, the name and address of a person charged with a crime is a matter of public record. The publication of the address of those booked on misdemeanor charges is common in the US. While it usually doesn't appear as part of a news story, many neighborhood and community newspapers have a "police blotter" section with such information. Nice mentality.

Charge with a crime. As in "a suspects are innocent until proven guilty", I guess.
Nice to know the name and address of potential innocent people are available to public.

Police. My understanding of police, was that they deal with innocent and suspects. Police brings suspects to justice who decide if suspects are innocent or guilty.
It is reassuring that in the land of the free, the newspapers think it is a police matter and not a justice matter to decide if private information should be made public or not.

[gundorana]

The third-most amusing part:

Originally posted by asleepathewheel
during the University of Iowa's 55-0 win over the Minnesota Golden Gophers. At least someone from MN managed to score.