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MINNEAPOLIS — A troubling trend is hitting Minneapolis streets once again. Car thefts are on the rise and police say thieves are now using new technology to make off with vehicles in a couple minutes.

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MADISON (WKOW) — Just over a week after Gov. Tony Evers signed Assembly Bill 677 into law, prosecutors have filed the first criminal case in Wisconsin using the state’s new child grooming statute.