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This week’s police and fire stories from Hennepin County, Fridley, Shakopee and St. Michael include a man who jumped or fell from a parking ramp.
Consider starting a Neighborhood Watch group to deter burglaries and other crimes.
The St. Paul man had a blood alcohol concentration of .16 almost three hours after the start of the Aug. 13 chase.
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The man's death was reported at about 8 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 20. Police say he fell or jumped from the ramp.
This week’s police and fire stories from Hennepin County, Fridley, Shakopee and St. Michael include a sentencing for a fatal crash and awards for deputies.
The owner of the slain dog is hoping the city will now create separate areas for large and small dogs, according to Fox 9.
Paul Anthony Wickenhauser was sentenced for the drunken crash that killed three, including a mother and daughter from Eden Prairie, according to The West Central Tribune.
This week’s police and fire stories from Hennepin County, Fridley, Mendota Heights, Shakopee and St. Michael include a boy recovering after being pulled from lake and a three-vehicle crash.
John Joseph Waters, Jr. was charged with four counts of mail fraud, 16 counts of wire fraud, three counts of income tax evasion, and three counts of filing a false income tax return.
The Aug. 1 crash that left a Marine dead and another injured is under criminal investigation, according to the Star Tribune.
Hail came down so large that it broke an Eden Prairie Police squad car window.
Devon McFerrin was arrested Aug. 2 by Chicago Police.
Two pilots on the corporate jet at the time were not injured.
This week’s police and fire stories from Hennepin County, Fridley, Mendota Heights, Shakopee and St. Michael include a $50K swindle and a suspected forger who left his ID behind.
The 20-year-old man was caught in a current in the Temperance River in Cook County.
He and a passenger were ejected from a vehicle near Eden Prairie Road and Park Terrace Drive.
Minnesota is on track for 450 such deaths in 2013—up from 395 last year, according to the Minnesota Department of Public Safety.
Paul Anthony Wickenhauser pleaded guilty to three felony charges, according to the West Central Tribune.
This week’s stories include a father and toddler injured by fleeing robbery suspect and a anger over a pet store.
This is an opportunity to put together a neighborhood celebration, turn on the front porch lights and enjoy a few hot-off-the-grill favorites.
Stephen Fredrick Westrick was charged this week with felony criminal sexual conduct in the third degree.
This week’s compilation includes apartment fires, a Bachmann aide arrested on suspicion of theft, a submerged squad car and more.
If convicted of the charge, Matthew James Edwards faces up to 30 years in prison.
Bloomington Police found the car parked at La Quinta Inn, and police arrested the Hopkins teen when he came out of the hotel to drive it.
This week’s compilation includes a man who died after his motorcycle hit an antelope and police ask for help finding men connected to rape case.
Nina Mackay was found pinned beneath a basswood tree and was immediately pronounced dead on Friday evening.
On Friday, a basswood tree fell onto a city trail and claimed the life of Eden Prairie resident Nina Blacklow Mackay.
A selection of incidents drawn from Eden Prairie police files.
The 56-year-old Eden Prairie woman was killed by a fallen tree while walking on a city trail Friday evening.
This week’s selections include the continuing search for a missing Mandy Matula, church vandalism and residential burglaries.
Drive carefully this weekend. The Minnesota State Patrol said there have been 19 traffic deaths on this date in the past five years.
With the car still moving, Robert Dexter allegedly opened the door and fell out. He was finally located in a bush near Rainbow Foods in Eden Prairie.
An all-day search on July 14 will focus on the Mississippi River and islands using boats and kayaks.
This week’s selections include a woman police say used Facebook to harass a stranger about an affair, a car fire on video and an identity theft conviction.
Officer Todd Groves made 89 drunken driving arrests in 2012.