Golden Valley residents will appear in court for hearings related to assault, theft and drug charges.
If you see a lot of police activity this week, don't be alarmed.
A look at incidents that occurred between Oct. 1 and Oct. 11.
Police say Shaun Martin Earl Holmes threatened to shoot the victim in the head and "splatter her brains all over the wall."
Police say Hiawatha Austin O'Neal had 7.5 grams of cocaine in his pocket when he asked them for a ride home from Golden Valley.
Last week, two men attempted to break into a home on Glenwood Avenue. The men were arrested for the burglary of another home on the same street.
Police say Jaime Lynn Chapman of Plymouth found an old passport in a Golden Valley apartment complex trash bin and opened fraudulent online accounts.
Michael Wilder of Mounds View is accused of strangling his girlfriend, then not allowing her to leave his apartment for an hour after the assault.
Carl Darrell Looyen was charged with felony drug distribution after sheriff's deputies found large quantities of marijuana and cash along with scales and packaging items in his home.
Police say Catherine Lael Beckman stole jewelry, credit cards, money and a can of pop from a Golden Valley home.
Nathan Ford Nishizuka is charged with fleeing officers on his motorcycle, reaching speeds of 120 mph and swerving around other cars on the highway.
A small fire that started in a tree on SEA's school grounds did not harm anyone and was quickly extinguished.
Police say Nicholas James Vititoe was asleep in the driver's seat with the motor running when he was arrested last week.
Police received numerous loud music complaints about the home on Independence Avenue where two brothers were arrested for fighting.
A Golden Valley man was arrested on Sept. 24 for theft at the BP gas station on Boone Avenue.
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Police say Golden Valley resident Jaden Young gave a teller a note asking for $1,000. Young had a long knife and a meat tenderizer in her bag when she was arrested.
Police say shooter Andrew Engeldinger, 36, pulled out the gun immediately after being terminated.
West Metro and Golden Valley Fire Departments were on the scene of a controlled burn in New Hope Saturday afternoon.
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A look at the recent arrests made by the Golden Valley Police Department. This report does not indicate charges or convictions.
Antonio James Jackson was charged with robbing a man earlier this summer and sentenced on Aug. 31.
The pursuit came to an end when the vehicle went off the road between two houses.
Minneapolis resident Donte Hollister admitted to stealing from Golden Valley's Way To Go Sports store last fall. Hollister faces up to 25 years in prison for committing armed robbery.
The arrest last week marks the sixth arrest for Jeffery Logeais.
Golden Valley Police said Plymouth resident Danielle Brousseau was the woman who died in a Golden Valley pond Sept. 6.
Golden Valley Police say that there are no suspicious circumstances surrounding the death of a woman who drove her car into a Golden Valley Pond.
Local news outlets say that a woman was found dead in her car near the intersection of Winnetka Avenue and 23rd Avenue North last Thursday.
Carl Darrell Looyen was charged with felony drug distribution after sheriff's deputies found large quantities of marijuana and cash along with scales and packaging items in his home.
The following people were arrested or cited between Aug. 27 and Sept. 2. This report does not indicate charges or convictions.
Barbara Lynnae Puro will spend five years in prison for conspiracy to commit wire fraud. Her co-conspirator, Zack Zafer Dyab of Golden Valley, was sentenced to 10 years in prison in September of 2011.
A look at the most recent crimes reported and arrests made by the Golden Valley police between Aug. 20 and Aug. 26.
A Shafer man was cited for sunbathing without clothes on at Twin Lakes Beach, according to Golden Valley Police.
Leonard Bernard Baker will serve 23 years in prison.
Private residence and local business fall victim to robbers.