Roses left on vehicles create temporary panic at Coshocton Walmart
Roses left on vehicles create temporary panic at Coshocton Walmart Dozens of roses were left on vehicles, leading people to call the sheriff’s office, which issued a warning about a potential tie to human trafficking. Author: Brittany Bailey Updated: 7:21 PM EST February 19, 2021 COLUMBUS, Ohio — Brittaney Strupe had a fantastic Valentine’s Day weekend. She got engaged and had plenty of leftover red roses to show for it. “I think (my fiancé) ended up saying that he spent over $300 in just roses,” Strupe said. “He was just going to throw them outsid...
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