Gov. Ventura visits MPD

Gov. Ventura visits MPD

TOKYO, Japan - Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura listens to an official's explanation about Tokyo's emergency traffic information system during a visit to the Metropolitan Police Department on Nov. 9.

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