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St. Cloud Police are reporting a stolen Harley Davidson motorcycle on the 15th of September. Alicia Mages from Tri-County Crimestoppers says it is a Harley Davidson XL883 with Minnesota license 2639MK. It is white and blue in color.

Emails, texts and phone calls are all ways scammers try to take money from victims with scams. A targeted location are banks and local banks are no exception. Justin Burnard and Jamie Kleve from St. Cloud Financial Credit Union joined me on WJON.

Duck hunting season starts Saturday in Minnesota. Glen Schmitt from Outdoor News joined me on WJON. He says waterfowl hunting in Minnesota and in North America is down and has been moving that direction for quite awhile.

The Sartell Police Department are reporting a pair of frauds. One happened on Oak Pond Drive where someone was scammed out of $15,000. Alicia Mages from Tri-County Crimestoppers says when the victim was on their computer the victim says the screen went out of control and indicated they had been hacked.

September is Suicide Awareness Month. I was joined on WJON by St. Cloud V.A. Suicide Prevention Coordinator Jinae Plumhoff and St. Cloud V.A. Public Affairs Officer Barry Venable on WJON. Plumhoff highlighted how to help prevent suicide in this community.

I have been a victim of a scam on facebook. The facebook page jaycaldwellmorningshow was not setup by me or WJON and is an imposter page. This scam asks people to register by giving their information and claims they have won a cash prize.

The drought in Central Minnesota will impact duck hunters. Duck hunting season begins September 23rd in Minnesota will continue through October 1st and then again from October 7 - November 26.

State Representative Bernadette Perryman joined me on WJON to participate in our My Life series. Perryman grew up in Belleville, Illinois with her 2 brothers and a sister.

The St. Cloud Police Department are reporting a burglary on the 1600 block of 7th Street Southeast. Alicia Mages from Tri-County Crimestoppers says a Springfield XB9 9-milimeter handgun was stolen from the residence.

The drought in Central Minnesota will impact duck hunters. Duck hunting season begins September 23rd in Minnesota will continue through October 1st and then again from October 7 - November 26.