‘Shenanigans at Fleet Farm': Police in Wisconsin looking to identify two young men
The Delavan Police Department posted on its Facebook page asking for the public's help in identifying two men. Police said they were told there was some 'shenanigans' at a Fleet Farm.
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The post included pictures of two young men and a truck. There were no details on what the 'shenanigans' were.
Below is the full post:
We're told there were some shenanigans at Fleet Farm. Anyone want to talk about that? Maybe these two young men can help. Officer Apker would like to have a word with them if you know who they are.
Delavan Police Department on Facebook
No additional information was provided. Local 5 will update this story if more details are released.
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