The new Mendota Heights-West St. Paul Citizen Police Academy class begins Sept. 20.
Police say Shane Thomas Crocker of Mendota Heights and Austin Christian Grove of St. Louis Park assaulted and stabbed a man after he told them to stay away from his grandson.
A monthly rundown of the top 10 suspects that the Dakota County Sheriff's Office is searching for.
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All information is taken from the Mendota Heights Police Department incident summaries.
"The Front Row" is a newsletter published weekly by the Dakota County Sheriff's Office.
The largest DWI enforcement of the year in the state and nation runs Aug. 17–Sept. 3.
Callers claim to be overseas police or officials. Victim is asked to wire money.
Dakota, Ramsey and Washington county attorneys announced today that they are revising their drug-testing procedures in the wake of possible problems associated with testing by the St. Paul Police Department crime lab.
More than one suspect may have caused the damage.
Anthony Lawrence Rubio, 28, was apprehended July 2 by Inver Grove Heights police after employees identified several telling tattoos—including one of his own name—on his neck, head and arm.
Inver Grove Heights Police Chief Larry Stanger reiterated that there is no reason to hesitate if people's weekend plans includes a trip to the movies.
The St. Paul Crime Lab, which has been used almost exclusively in Dakota County drug cases for the past five years, has come under scrutiny for "questionable testing practices."
Mendota resident Zachary Lemaine Hoyt was one of two men arrested July 7.
Mendota Heights and other law enforcement agencies responded to a lockdown call Thursday.
The family of Paul Summers discovered his body Friday.
Joseph (Paul) Summers disappeared on Sunday.
Joseph Benjamin Thomas could face life in prison for possession of meth.
Both could face up to three-day suspensions and a $750 fine.
Residents complain of harassing phone calls that could take advantage of seniors.
Town Square TV features Sgt. Neil Garlock in July's "Insight 7."
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The city will start collecting tree and brush debris brought to the curb next Tuesday.
Vehicular manslaughter and DUI charges are pending.
Crews will continue to clear intersections, while residents should shovel out mailboxes and fire hydrants.