In Winona, a series of thefts has prompted local authorities to seek assistance from the public. The stolen items are Flock cameras, with a total of eight taken. These cameras were installed throughout the city, and their removal has led to an investigation.
Authorities are now asking for help in recovering the stolen cameras. Further information about the thefts and the investigation can be found through local news sources, such as FOX 9 KMSP.
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