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Nov 20, 2009 10:07 pm US/Central

Police: Man Believes FBI Has Mind-Reading Device

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MINNEAPOLIS (WCCO) ― After a man crashed into a Minneapolis building Thursday, he told police he was angry about a "computer type device" that was located inside the building and was sending signals to his head and read his thoughts, according to the complaint.

James Kromer, 36, allegedly crashed his truck into a Physicians & Surgeons Capital Corp. located at 1100 Washington Ave. S. Police said the cost to repair the building exceeds $20,000.

When police arrived on scene, Kromer approached an officer and they asked him if he was responsible. According to the complaint, Kromer answered yes and pointed to where the truck was parked.

Police said the man believed the FBI was located inside the building and housed a mind-reading device.

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