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Twin Cities metro police blotter, May 2 By Star Tribune staff Text size Copy shortlink: MARCH 18 Animal complaint. Officers responded to a report of a guinea pig running loose in the park in the 100 block of W. Golden Lake Road. Officers were unable to locate the animal. COLUMBUS APRIL 14 Theft. A purse was stolen from an unlocked vehicle in the 8700 block of 165th Avenue NE. EAST BETHEL APRIL 9 Burglary. Officers responded to a report of a bu...

Twin Cities metro police blotter, April 25 By Star Tribune staff Text size Copy shortlink: APRIL 2 Disorderly conduct. An officer responded to a report of "ding-dong ditch" in the 15300 block of Wren Street. One 15-year-old boy and four 16-year-old boys were identified and their parents were notified. The 15-year-old boy, who was caught on video ringing the doorbell while the other four boys waited in the vehicle, was cited for disorderly cond...

Twin Cities metro police blotter, April 18 April 17, 2021 — 2:09pm Text size Copy shortlink: MARCH 19 Theft. Golf clubs were stolen from an unlocked shed in the 15900 block of NW. Eagle Street. MARCH 25 Animal complaint. An officer responded to a report of a mole stuck in a fence at a home in the 15400 block of NW. Unity Street. The officer determined it was a muskrat. The fence was cut and the muskrat was released. COLUMBUS MARCH 19...

Daunte Wright’s Alabama aunt: ‘Can we get a conviction?’ Updated 8:10 AM; Today 8:10 AM Naisha Wright, aunt of the deceased Daunte Wright, holds up images depicting X26P Taser and a Glock 17 handgun during a news conference at New Salem Missionary Baptist Church, Thursday, April 15, 2021, in Minneapolis. (AP Photo/John Minchillo)AP Facebook Share By Randy Furst, Reid Forgrave and Matt McKinney Star Tribune (TNS) and Tribune Media Services Former Brooklyn Center p...

Twin Cities metro police blotter, March 7 By Star Tribune staff Text size Copy shortlink: JAN. 22 Suspicious activity. A resident in the 16000 block of 15th Street told authorities he was going to look for a body in the woods near his house after hearing a man tell a woman, "Ive had enough of this" outside his home one night, and then a howling noise the next night. The caller was concerned coyotes had found a body in the area. He said hed cal...

Twin Cities metro police blotter, Feb. 28 By Star Tribune staff Text size Copy shortlink: FEB. 1 Drunken driving. A 28-year-old man was arrested for drunken driving and fleeing police in a motor vehicle after he was stopped for driving 102 mph in a 55-mph zone in the 14400 block of Round Lake Boulevard NW. BAYTOWN TOWNSHIP JAN. 19 Suspicious activity. A man unable to go inside and watch his daughters basketball game at the St. Croix Preparator...

Twin Cities metro police blotter, Feb. 21 By Star Tribune staff Text size Copy shortlink: FEB. 2 Burglary. A purse and wallet were stolen from a home in the 2200 block of 149th Avenue NW after a suspect stole the garage door opener from an unlocked vehicle to gain access to the home. Credit cards had been used in Champlin and Coon Rapids. COLUMBUS FEB. 1 Theft. A snowmobile was stolen from the yard of a home in the 16900 block of Kettle River ...

Twin Cities metro police blotter, Feb. 14 By Star Tribune staff Text size Copy shortlink: JAN. 25 Theft. Cash was stolen from an unlocked vehicle in a driveway in the 15100 block of NW. Avocet Street. COLUMBUS JAN. 26 Underage consumption. An 18-year-old man was arrested for underage drinking, open bottle and careless driving after his vehicle was found in a ditch. EDINA JAN. 15 Drugs. A 33-year-old Bloomington woman was arrested for marijuana...

Twin Cities metro police blotter, Jan. 24 By Star Tribune staff Text size Copy shortlink: JAN. 13 Burglary. Guns and bedding were stolen from a home in the 4100 block of NW. 145th Lane. CENTERVILLE JAN. 3 Driving violations. A 30-year-old man was cited for speeding, no proof of insurance and possession of drug paraphernalia following a traffic stop at Centerville Road and Heritage Street. FRIDLEY DEC. 26 Assist public. Officers responded to a ...

Black Power member Denis OReilly talks about what went wrong with the CART meth programme. A $1m scheme to get gangsters off meth collapsed amid internal dissent over treatment methods, staff turnover and concerns that few people were being helped. Tony Wall reports. In February 2018, Florence Leota​, a senior advisor in the Ministry of Healths addictions treatment team, emailed her boss, group manager for addiction Richard Taylor, over concerns about a programme to get predominantly Black P...