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Maplewood Man Charged With Kidnapping After Allegedly Holding Victim for Ransom During Electric Bike Sale

A Maplewood man is facing two felony charges after allegedly helping kidnap a man who was attempting to sell an electric bicycle, restraining him with zip ties and demanding $600 before the victim managed to escape, according to a criminal complaint filed in Ramsey County.

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Man Charged With Criminal Sexual Conduct Following Alleged Incidents at Twin Cities Retail Stores

A man has been charged in Hennepin County with gross misdemeanor fifth-degree criminal sexual conduct following an investigation into allegations that he approached women at retail stores and used claims about spiders on their clothing to initiate unwanted physical contact.

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Man Sentenced in Dakota County Armed Robbery Case After Receiving Federal Prison Sentence for Carjackings, Firearm Offense

Ricardo Rydell Walker Jr. receives a 68-month sentence for a West St. Paul armed robbery after a 70-month federal sentence for carjacking and a firearm offense.

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Five Minnesotans Among USTA Northern’s 2026 Award Recipients, Four Selected for Hall of Fame

Five Minnesota residents are among the 2026 USTA Northern award winners, recognized for contributions to tennis, community service, and sportsmanship.

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MAN WITH DECADES OF INTERFERENCE WITH PRIVACY CONVICTIONS FACES NEW FELONY CHARGE

A 55-year-old man with a criminal history of stalking and invasion-of-privacy convictions dating back to 1995 is facing a new felony charge after prosecutors allege he looked through residential windows in Minneapolis while potentially attempting to record occupants without their knowledge.

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