Village Of Mount Pleasant Police Department Facebook (2) A 4-year-old boy from Wisconsin was recently left unimpressed after his mom devoured his treasured dessert. According to a statement from ...

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The young boy said, “his mom ate his ice cream and needed to go to jail for it.” I scream, you scream, a 4-year-old boy has called the cops after his mother ate his ice cream, police have said.

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Last week, two officers with a small police department in southeastern Wisconsin responded to a 911 call unlike any they had heard before: A 4-year-old boy wanted his mother jailed for eating his ...

Wisconsin police officers were en route to a home after an unusual 911 call. A 4-year-old called 911 to accuse his mom of eating his ice cream. To make sure nothing more serious, cops showed up to ...

Police responded to a lighthearted call earlier this month after a Racine County 4-year-old called 911 on his mom for eating his ice cream. On March 4, officers Rachel Gardinier and Francesca ...

A 4-year-old boy in Wisconsin was so upset after his mom ate his ice cream that he called police. The boy called 911 in Racine County last week and asked that his mom be locked up. "My mommy is ...

This Wisconsin kiddo is ice-cold. An adorable 4-year-old boy called authorities on his mother — for the crime of eating his ice cream — leading to a frosty surprise from a pair of local cops ...

March 11 (UPI) --A 4-year-old Wisconsin boy called 911 to report his "mom was being bad" by eating his ice cream. The Village of Mount Pleasant Police Department said on social media that two ...

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