Week in Review: Police, Prostitution and Personal Training

Week in Review is a rundown of the most popular stories on Burnsville Patch over the last seven days.  

This week we covered the city council's vote to abolish the primary and proceed with a and the somewhat to the work of  and a local man convicted on charges of . 

But the Week in Review is about what has most peaked the interest of the public. And with that, the list is limited to just the top five. 

In order of descending popularity, the week's most popular stories are the following:

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A returning Week in Review story, this article tells the story of a 21-year-old Burnsville resident named Dorothy Ann Leon who was charged with the gross misdemeanor of prostitution in a public place. She advertised her services under the guise of massage parlors of varying names.

4.  

The latest in a series of articles chronicling the trials and tribulations of one editor and his quest to survive a month of unlimited bootcamp sessions at Burnsville's Beyond Personal Training.

3.

Over the last seven days BPD saw everything from DWIs drugs and death to domestic assault and criminal sexual conduct.

2.

This article from Inver Grove Height Patch editor David Henke tells the story of a Burnsville woman with a history of serious drunk-driving offenses who faces another felony DWI charge after she was arrested in December in Inver Grove Heights. Tina Laray Maynard, 44, was charged by summons with a felony, first-degree DWI and fifth-degree possession of a controlled substance in a criminal complaint issued Tuesday by the Dakota County Attorney's office.

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Certainly the reason for the revival of the fifth-ranked selection this week, this article chronicles Burnsville native Kanesha Renae Anderson, 21, and her April 19 arrest in Minneapolis on charges of prostitution in a public place. Anderson allegedly agreed to perform a sexual act on an undercover officer for money.