Roseville Rewind: A Massive Prostitution Sentencing, City Council Filings and Car Crash
Was sentencing too harsh? Tell us in the comments.
This past week, a Ramsey County judge sentenced a 39-year-old Columbia Heights man to 21 years for the prostitution of a 17-year-old girl earlier this year at a Roseville area hotel.
That event was among the top newsmakers and the most heavily read storiy of the past week at Roseville Patch. Click here to read the full story, if you missed it. Then tell us in the comments below whether you think this sentencing was appropriate or too harsh.
Meanwhile, here are two other top news events of the past week:
- On the last day of filing this past Tuesday, four more candidates threw their hats into the ring, swelling the field to seven contestants vying for election to the Roseville City Council. Click here to read the full story.
- Michael Hummel, 65, of Roseville, died this past week in a school bus-car crash in Roseville. For the full story click here. And read a neighbor's account of what he heard.
Do you think the sentencing was excessive for the Columbia Heights man who pleaded guility to promoting promotion? Why or why not?
Tell us in the comments.
