A weekly selection of incidents drawn from Hopkins police files.
Thunderstorms should develop late this afternoon, bringing the chance of hail, damaging winds and tornadoes.
About 3,000 people passed through weapons screening checkpoints last week.
Sharon Marie Knutson is charged with drug possession and engaging in prostitution in Burnsville in April 2010.
Vincent Mark Smith pleaded guilty to two counts of simple robbery.
Social media was filled with memorials to 18-year-old Andrew Dudley following Wednesday’s fatal crash.
The crash took place Wednesday night near the intersection of Shady Oak Road and Excelsior Boulevard.
A list of arrests made by Hopkins police.
Jacob Lee Israel McCombs, 21, has been charged with misdemeanor indecent exposure.
Mauro Gonzalez Jr. is charged with felony domestic assault after police say he repeatedly punched a woman and slammed her head against his car's center console.
The girl, who was born in 2004, said the assaults began when she was 4 or 5 years old.
People who receive trespass notices would be barred from the property for one year instead of 90 days.
At 1:45 p.m., the Sheriff’s Office will sound all of the county’s 248 sirens.
The ordinance won unanimous support from the council.
Police worry they could shoot someone with a replica gun—or an officer will be shot after mistaking a real gun for one of the replicas.
Police say Jerald Paul Delaney, of Hopkins, and Kathryn Ann Huelskamp, of Golden Valley, received a package containing almost 5 pounds of marijuana last week.
The watch is in effect until 11 p.m. Sunday.
National Public Safety Telecommunications Week runs through April 14.
The measure, which would prohibit Airsoft guns in public, is set to go before the council Tuesday.
The application deadline is 4 p.m. June 1.
Officer Michael Miller and Cadet Luis Fernando Beltran were sworn in Tuesday.
Edgar Solorio-Vasquez, 18, has been charged with simple robbery.
The ban is in effect in 35 Minnesota Counties, including Hennepin County.
The free event takes place April 16.
Charles Thomas Elverum faces property damage and drug possession charges. Theft charges are forthcoming.
Police Chief Mike Reynolds estimates the cut could save the city $300,000 per year.
Temperatures this weekend will climb to 60 degrees.
The Hopkins Fire Department saw even more calls in 2011.
Steven Donald Oestreich faces charges of DUI, refusal to submit to a chemical test and obstructing the legal process with force.
The team’s $45,000 state grant has not increased since 1995.
Court records show the man has previous convictions for drunken driving, driving after revocation and driving after suspension.