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Suspect's sister asked police to keep an eye on Rodriguez
Associated Press
Published 12/07/2003
CROOKSTON, Minn. - The sister of Alfonso Rodriguez Jr. pleaded with Crookston police to keep tabs on her brother after his release from prison in May because she feared he might strike again.
Rodriguez, 50, has been charged with kidnapping in the disappearance of Dru Sjodin, 22. The University of North Dakota student has been missing since Nov. 22 when police believe she was abducted from a mall parking lot in Grand Forks, N.D.
Rodriguez's sister, Ileana, called Sgt. Gerry Moreno several times following her brother's completion of a 23-year prison term for stabbing and trying to kidnap a woman. She asked Moreno to keep her brother locked up or away from the community.
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Suspect's sister asked police to keep an eye on Rodriguez
Associated Press
Published 12/07/2003
CROOKSTON, Minn. - The sister of Alfonso Rodriguez Jr. pleaded with Crookston police to keep tabs on her brother after his release from prison in May because she feared he might strike again.
Rodriguez, 50, has been charged with kidnapping in the disappearance of Dru Sjodin, 22. The University of North Dakota student has been missing since Nov. 22 when police believe she was abducted from a mall parking lot in Grand Forks, N.D.
Rodriguez's sister, Ileana, called Sgt. Gerry Moreno several times following her brother's completion of a 23-year prison term for stabbing and trying to kidnap a woman. She asked Moreno to keep her brother locked up or away from the community.
© Copyright 2003 Star Tribune. All rights reserved.
Edited for copyright infringement. Please only post 20% of an article and then attach the URL to the article. FreeRepublic.com recently lost a copyright suit. (My kids are spoiled, they won't understand if we have to move into a tent, LOL).