Police in Rhode Island say they have received a unique request from one of their residents.
CUMBERLAND, R.I. - , a girl has requested officers to test DNA from a cookie and carrots that were left at her house over Christmas weekend.
Police said their young investigator provided them with some partially eaten carrots to determine if reindeer were present along with a half-eaten cookie reportedly left behind by Santa.
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