KatzEye
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City of Fridley Public Safety Dept. also posted on FB. Credit cards taken from Mom's purse. ![Frown :( :(](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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If it is a gas pump, it appears to me she didn't actually pull the whole way up. Also, the picture of her walking out of a store looks like she's carrying a bag but the photo title says entrance and the other photo says exit. So is she carrying a bag or no? I wonder if she bought anything, what it was? They now have credit card info.Is she parked at gas pumps in one of these pics ? Hmmmm - is someone else helping her with this ? JMOO
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Ava took a vehicle from her residence earlier this morning along with her mother's purse and credit cards. Officers obtained surveillance footage from retailers in Ramsey and Eden Prairie and it showed Ava purchasing items and obtaining cash.
The last known location for Ava was in the area of France Ave. S and Interstate 494 at approximately 8:00 P.M. yesterday. Ava is suspected as being in the Eden Prairie, Bloomington, and Edina areas yesterday and has been wearing the same clothing when seen at multiple locations. Recent photos from yesterday are attached to this release.
Ya she is bigger than me! I hope she’s ok.She is a big kid folks might not recognize she is a young child at first glance.
Almost looks like a bag of chocolates?? Ghiradelli or some such "fancier" option.Is that a shoe box in her hand? what is in her other hand??
Snack? Cookies?Is that a shoe box in her hand? what is in her other hand??
Noting Frances Ave. S at I-494 is between Bloomington and Edina. Closest map I can get :
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No, it is definitely not usual! My 11 year old is still scared of the dark and being alone in his own house. I can't imagine him being in a car alone overnight!My mind is blown at this case, is it usual for some US children to know how to drive?
No, it is definitely not usual! My 11 year old is still scared of the dark and being alone in his own house. I can't imagine him being in a car alone overnight!
My mind is blown at this case, is it usual for some US children to know how to drive?