Minnesota cops invoke Justin Bieber against drunken drivers
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Justin Bieber talks to some on-stage bidders as he sells his custom-built 2011 Ferrari 458 Italia on the auction floor at Barrett-Jackson at WestWorld on Jan. 21, 2017, in Scottsdale, Ariz.
WYOMING, Minn. >> A Minnesota police department threatened to force drunken drivers to watch a Super Bowl ad featuring Justin Bieber.
The police department in the city of Wyoming tweeted during the Super Bowl that anyone caught driving drunk Sunday night would be forced to watch the pop star the entire way to jail.
Bieber starred in a T-Mobile ad doing his version of a celebratory end zone dance.
The original tweet was retweeted at least 10,000 times and liked at least 16,000. The department later tweeted thanks to everybody for spreading their message against drinking and driving.
Police Chief Paul Hoppe tells the St. Paul Pioneer Press (http://bit.ly/2lcUJbs ) all the attention may have resulted in up to 1 million impressions.
And he says his department made no drunken driving arrests Sunday night.
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That certainly would be a torture to have to watch!