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The owner of Minnesota's Largest Candy Store in Jordan, Scott County, is charged with a gross misdemeanor for selling alcoholic beverages without a license or permit. According to a criminal complaint, state agents bought brandy-filled and whiskey-flavored chocolates in an undercover visit on July 22. The owner says he believes state law allows the sales. His first court appearance is set for December 18. A charge is an allegation, not a finding of guilt.
Charges sayThe complaint says the store has no alcohol license and sold candies containing alcohol, after an anonymous tip to the state Alcohol and Gambling Enforcement Division.
The owner saysHe believes state law allows him to sell the candies, says he has documentation, and says officials should have talked to him before filing charges.
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STORY 2
The Minnesota Vikings agreed to a trade Tuesday, before the NFL trade deadline, to bring back quarterback Kirk Cousins from the Las Vegas Raiders. Minnesota sends Las Vegas a 2027 third-round pick. The Vikings said the trade is pending Cousins passing a physical. Minnesota plays at the Green Bay Packers on Sunday.
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St. Paul city leaders honored Ebro Ahmed, 27, on Monday for stopping a runaway school bus on October 19 after the driver had a medical emergency. The bus, on a Battle Creek Middle School route, carried 19 students and none were hurt. The city proclaimed Monday, November 9, as Ebro Ahmed Day.
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