The names of the victims in the Westwood Road home have not been released.
Police say Harvey Jay Williams, Joseph Keith Smith, Marcel Terrel McMath and Terrell Glasper were responsible for a "grab-and-run" theft from Macy's on Nov. 13.
Police say Orlando Derrick Fields was drinking and out-of-control. "Just bring me to the penitentiary,” he allegedly told police.
Authorities in Washington are investigating.
The child is unharmed and a suspect is in custody, the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension said.
Police say Edwin Dale Meaney broke into an apartment in July but left behind DNA evidence that allowed investigators to match him to the crime.
Police say Robert Jay Wong, already facing charges of possessing methamphetamine and illegally possessing firearms, had more meth and more guns in his Minnetonka home when he was arrested on Nov. 1.
Three Minneapolis residents are accused of stealing from Ridgedale stores.
A woman discovered a negative balance because of a check she didn't write in the amount of $2,142 to Apple.
Peanut butter recall, marriage amendment and presidential debates: Check out what people were reading on Minnetonka Patch last month.
Police say Eddie Dee Loyd arrived at the mall with the subject of the no-contact order and that he argued with her about a cell phone.
Minnetonka Police activity between Oct. 8-14.
Members must attend a monthly meeting, as well as volunteer 10 hours of service per month.
Police say Lionel Melaki Timms burglarized at least two homes in MInnetonka and four in Maple Grove, stealing computers and other electronic equipment.
Jenna Anne Schultz, 26, is scheduled to appear at a settlement conference on Nov. 28 and, if necessary, a jury trial on Dec. 17.
Jeffrey Boemer was identified after he fled the scene of a Minnetonka home, leaving behind a backpack that contained a prescription inhaler with his name on it.
A wrap-up of police, fire and court incidents in the west metro for the week of Oct. 1-5, 2012, including a man charged for trying to stab his father and a woman stalked with the help of Facebook.
Police activity in Minnetonka between Sept. 17 and Oct. 2.
Police say Antenese Scottesia Baker confessed to stealing cell phones from stores in a number of cities, including Minnetonka.
Police say Thomas Patrick Dousette bit his neighbor's neck, strangled her and threatened to kill her.
Kent Stahel was riding a motorcycle in the procession for one of the victims of Thursday's Minneapolis workplace shooting.
Rami Cooks, of Minnetonka, died of a gunshot wound to the head and “was a victim of the workplace incident yesterday.”
Jake Vincent Bebeau, 19, is charged with fifth-degree drug possession, a felony.
A 82-year-old Edina man was arrested for felony terroristic threats at Staples.
No one was injured in the incident, but the suspect left the scene in an unknown direction.
Police say they found Scott Vincent Lodermeier in the home of a Minnetonka woman who has an active no-contact order against him.
Counterfeit checks were passed at Twin Cities' Target stores, including one in Minnetonka. "The defendants were well versed in the complexities of using identity theft to commit bank fraud," said Special Agent Louis Stephens.
This week's selection includes a State Fair talent show winner, a lawsuit between a church and city, a Burger King closes and teachers support their striking colleagues.
Arrests and police activity in Minnetonka from Sept. 4-8.
Matthew Thomas Rush's whereabouts are currently unknown to probation and his last known residences were found vacant and boarded up.
The pace of pedestrian deaths is up in Minnesota, the Star Tribune reported. How safe do you feel on foot in Minnetonka streets?
Minnetonka business man Stephen Paul Clough was sentenced Monday for his actions as owner of Gamma Vacuum in Shakopee.
The warning is in effect until 9 p.m. on Tuesday.
The Police Explorers will host their “first nighter” recruitment night Wednesday, Sept. 19 at the Minnetonka Police Department.
Police say Thomas Patrick Dousette bit his neighbor's neck, strangled her and threatened to kill her.
Officers say James Lee Norgaard III told them that he fled because he was on probation for car theft.
The City of Minnetonka enforces a curfew policy for anyone under the age of 18.
Golden Valley native helps police research Minnetonka's oldest unsolved murder.
Also reported in this week's police blotter: A man previously charged with two counts of felony assault, burglary, witness tampering and drug possession was taken into custody.
This week's Minnetonka police and fire report also lists DWI and domestic assault.