The city of Minneapolis posted a police recruitment commercial this week as part of its $950,000 marketing campaign, but there was one problem — a 2-second clip showed footage of a street in an American city that was not Minneapolis. Charlie Rybak, co-founder of Minneapolis Voices, discovered the discrepancy and pointed it out on social media. He thinks it's a clip of Baltimore. "I immediately realized that it looked unfamiliar, because Minneapolis has very few row houses," Rybak told the Star Tribune. "If we're going to pay someone $1 million of taxpayer money to create a video, the least we could ask them to do is include images of Minneapolis in it." A spokesperson for Accenture didn't say what city was shown in the footage, only that it was stock footage "tagged for several cities, including Minneapolis." Tap the link in our bio to read the full story by Louis Krauss. #MPD #Minneapolis