WASECA —
Jason Attenberger was just doing his job, but it turned out to be the pits.
Two uninvited pit bulls, that is, who hijacked his truck and wouldn’t exit despite several minutes of anxious pleading.
So he did what any resourceful 32-year-old newspaper carrier would do: He called his mother for backup and completed his appointed rounds — he driving with one dog on his lap and mom riding in the back seat with the other.
For the the full story, see Tuesday's print edition or the e-edition.
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