Standoff lasted almost 5 hours.
Police say Marcus Duane Verser led them on a high-speed chase that began in St. Louis Park and ended when he crashed his car and fled on foot.
A selection of crimes and incidents reported to the St. Louis Park Police Department Nov. 22 to Nov. 30.
A women reported that someone took her $1,500 Louis Vuitton bag and $1,500 in cash when she was in the shoe department of Burlington Coat Factory in St. Louis Park.
Police officers were on their way to a robbery call when they were diverted to the call of shots fired.
Hennepin County Sheriff, Minneapolis Fire and Police Departments responding.
Police say Samuel Lee Moore told the hospitalized woman that he would throw her down the stairs and break her neck.
Police say Heidi Marie Mastin helped bribe and intimidate witnesses in an effort to get her son, Lamonte Rydell Martin, a new trial. Martin is serving a life sentence for first-degree murder.
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MnDOT reporting spin-outs, crashes.
If a vial is left on your doorstep, St. Louis Park Police say you shouldn't fill out the attached form.
The funeral for Thomas “Tommy” Decker, who was shot and killed Nov. 29, is Wednesday in Collegeville.
Darren Gile Hoffman was charged with first-degree DWI after police say he refused to submit to an alcohol test.
Police say Jordan Micah Martin and Tyrone Curtis Reynolds broke into ApplianceSmart in St. Louis Park and stole 52 used units, apparently intending to sell them for scrap metal.
James Anker Andersen of St. Louis Park used his elbows to repeatedly hit a 19-year-old in the face and body, according to charges.
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Police say Erskine Admora Morrison gave pharmacists at Walgreens a forged prescription for 120 oxycodone tablets.
Police say Christina Louise Anderson lied about her identity to get a prescription for Percocet, which she was unable to fill because she couldn't provide identification at the Methodist Hospital pharmacy.
Police say Amber Rose Larson had more than 37 grams of methamphetamine in her purse when she was arrested in a Bloomington hotel room.
A controlled burn in Corcoran on Nov. 15 sent smoke into neighboring communities, including St. Louis Park.
A roundup of crimes and incidents reported to the St. Louis Park Police Department between Oct. 26 and Nov. 1
The 23-year old Minnetonka resident was missing more than just his passport.
Latoya Desiree Rodgers, Brittany Shanta Graham and Darcy Travis Lewis are charged with stuffing bags full of merchandise at the store, then left without paying for any of it.
Police say Antonio Frasion Jenkins Jr. posted a photo of his tattoo on his Facebook page. The tattoo appears to be a direct threat against a Minneapolis officer.
George Jermaine Rutledge has been charged with kidnapping a 1-year-old baby in connection with a Nov. 8 incident that prompted authorities to issue an Amber Alert.
The severity of the woman's injuries is not yet known.
Police say Orrin John Hager was angry because he thought the boys had stolen his child's Halloween candy, so he pulled an AK-47 assault weapon from his car and threatened them with it.
Police say Dalon Anthony Fowler and Terrance Lee James broke into a home in the 3900 block of Dakota Avenue South and stole items ranging from laptop computers to socks.
A roundup of selected crimes and incidents reported to St. Louis Park Police Oct. 19 to Oct. 27.
Saturday night incident happened at raucous party in Bronx Park neighborhood.
A roundup of calls for service made to the St. Louis Park police and fire departments on Nov. 3, 2012.
Authorities say Bradley James Nelson picked up a dummy package, after the Department of Homeland Security in Farmington picked up the real one.
St. Paul Police say he was selling them at a bus stop.
Police say both drivers—a Bloomington man and a Plymouth man—tried to make the light.
Police say Anthony Jerome Thompson is implicated in burglaries at T-Mobile stores in Golden Valley, St. Louis Park and Columbia Heights.
A roundup of incidents and accidents reported to the St. Louis Park Police and Fire Departments Oct. 22-25.
Police say Leporshe Sapphaire Coleman used a credit card stolen from a car parked at LA Fitness to try to buy an $800 Target gift card in St. Louis Park.
Police say Wayne Lee Waller was caught on surveillance video on five separate occasions, stealing almost $2,500 worth of merchandise from the store.
There were blue candles and songs at a ceremony for the fallen—including the St. Louis Park officer, WCCO-TV reported.