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Topic: Blues Brother Impersonator arrested after high speed chase!
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Mark Gulbrandsen
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Posts: 16657
From: Music City
Registered: Jun 99
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posted 10-12-2004 11:27 PM
Now this would make a great comedy film...... What the heck is going on up there in Minnesota anyway? It used to be a nice quite state where all they did was ice fish all year long. First there's the MTS bankruptcy, then cops radar detect a kid on a motorcycle going 200 mph plus in the town where they filmed Grumpy Old Men, and now this silly move style caper. Seems like Minnesota is really going to the birds.....
Mark From CNN: http://www.cnn.com/2004/US/10/12/bluesbrothers.chase.ap/index.html
Police aid Elvis, chase 'Blues Brothers' look-a-like
CRYSTAL, Minnesota (AP) -- Police responding to a call of a convulsing Elvis Presley impersonator soon found themselves in a high-speed chase of another faux celebrity -- a man dressed as one of the Blues Brothers.
Crystal Police Capt. Dave Oyaas said the bizarre string of events began when officers were called to a veterans hall Monday morning to find a man dressed as Elvis Presley apparently in convulsions.
When the officers approached, Oyaas said the man suddenly jumped up and yelled, "Viva Las Vegas!" before singing show tunes.
At about the same time, two women said another man at the veterans hall dressed as John Belushi's character in "The Blues Brothers" had stolen their car and driven to a nearby airport.
The man led police on a high-speed chase around the airport before officers forced him to stop and arrested him.
"It's one of those things that you stop and scratch your head, and you think that 'Am I seeing what I think I'm seeing?"' Oyaas said.
Oyaas said charges pending against the men could include disorderly conduct, fleeing police and drunken driving.
The men had been drinking together at the VFW before police arrived. Blood tests will show how much, but Oyaas said, "I would venture to say quite a bit."
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