The women threw punches at each other and tossed items onto the road as they fought about 5 p.m. in the center lane of westbound Interstate Hwy. 694 near the Mississippi River and Hwy. 252 on the Brooklyn Park-Fridley border, the State Patrol said.
The altercation tied up traffic, and motorists attempted to drive around the scene until police arrived to break up the fight and clear the lanes.
It’s not clear what led to the scuffle. The women and a man were riding in the same vehicle.
Troopers arrived a short time later and arrested the women in middle of the freeway. They were taken to the Anoka County Jail, Lt. Mark Peterson of the State Patrol said. The man was not arrested.
“This was rather unusual,” Peterson said. “Obviously this is not the right way to handle this.”
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This are a must avoid candy. They have the texture and taste of pine cones that have been smothered in bear feces. I don’t care how cheap they are selling them for do not buy them.
Now buying these provides minutes of fun and 13 seconds of a sugar rush that could put you into the hospital. It is not recommended that you buy more than one bag of these. Otherwise you will have to throw one and a half bags away. You should be able to get a large bag of these for under 50 cents. Just wait until they drop the price down to the “if you don’t buy them, homeless people will” price range. If you are worried about them going bad, don’t. They have no discernable expiration date.
Sand People are horrible Easter Candy. Even if they are giving them away don’t take any. If you do you will regret it!
A classic Easter staple, this is the can’t go wrong choice for Easter candy. The only down side is that it takes the average person 3.23 years to consume a 16 ounce chocolate bunny. Just something to consider before you load your cart up with this treat.
Despite persistent beliefs, this is not actually a candy. Originally, scientists at Cal-Tech were searching for a new cushioning material for the space shuttle when they happened upon this gross sugary product. They sold it as an interesting toy, much like the smoke snakes that you can get at the local firecracker stand. Unfortunately, President Regan ate one on national television and the nation embraced the peep as a candy item.
Now religious candy seems like the natural progression of the mixture of pagan retiuals and religious holidays but you need to avoid the mixture of the two. Imagine how hard it will be to explain to your child how the Easter bunny fits into the resurrection story. Best to leave the two separate.
The holy grail of Easter candy. Buy as many as you can afford. You won’t regret it.
Yeah, well you’re no spring chicken either.