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Minnesota teens ride in pickup bed filled with water

By Ben Hooper
Dashcam footage from the traffic stop in St. Michael, Minn., shows three teens riding in a makeshift pool created by insulating the bed of a pickup truck with a tarp and filling it with water. Screenshot: FOX 9 News | KMSP-TV Minneapolis-St. Paul/YouTube
Dashcam footage from the traffic stop in St. Michael, Minn., shows three teens riding in a makeshift pool created by insulating the bed of a pickup truck with a tarp and filling it with water. Screenshot: FOX 9 News | KMSP-TV Minneapolis-St. Paul/YouTube

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ST. MICHAEL, Minn., July 20 (UPI) -- Minnesota police said a teenager pulled over with a cracked windshield was found to have three teens soaking in a makeshift pool in the bed of his pickup.

The Minnesota State Patrol said the 16-year-old driver was pulled over last month in St. Michael for driving with a cracked windshield and the trooper soon noticed there were three swimsuit-clad female passengers in the bed of the pickup, which "was lined with a tarp and filled with water."

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The state patrol said there are no specific laws against the practice, but the driver was issued a warning for unsafe operation, driving with a cracked windshield and driving without current proof of insurance.

The three passengers were initially ticketed for not wearing seat belts, but the citations were later rescinded.

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