The burglary suspect apologized to the homeowner for breaking into the $3.62 million home on an apparent dare by friends after a night of drinking.
On an alcohol-fueled dare over the weekend, a Minneapolis man apparently broke into a multimillion-dollar house featured in the popular TV sitcom "The Mary Tyler Moore Show."
Minneapolis police, responding to a report of a break-in Saturday morning, found the 24-year-old man asleep in a second-floor bedroom with the television on and a remote control for a ceiling fan in his back pocket. His shoes were found on the third floor of the eight-bedroom, nine-bath Queen Anne Victorian in the Kenwood neighborhood.
"This guy's not using a lot of brains," said police Sgt
Minneapolis police, responding to a report of a break-in Saturday morning, found the 24-year-old man asleep in a second-floor bedroom with the television on and a remote control for a ceiling fan in his back pocket. His shoes were found on the third floor of the eight-bedroom, nine-bath Queen Anne Victorian in the Kenwood neighborhood.
"This guy's not using a lot of brains," said police Sgt
That's the whole idea behind alcohol-fueled dares, brains aren't suppose to come in to the picture. Back in my wilder day's, (pre mocha-momma) I partook of a number of a-f dares; though I don't recall any of them involving breaking the law.
Personally, what I think is the greater crime here, is the fact that the owner is trying to sell this house for $3.62 million.
If I owned a multi-million dollar home, c'mon lottery #'s, I wouldn't want it located in a neighborhood with other homes within 50 feet. I'd want acres of land with a pool, a putting green, maybe some polo fields; you get the idea. I don't really think that the fact this house was pictured for about 5 seconds on the opening of The Mary Tyler Moore Show should add $3 million to it's value.
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That's so funny. I was just there not long ago while they were renovating and took a picture also.
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