2017.11.13 Public Safety Commission Packet

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2 1. INCIDENT RESPONSE INFORMATION On August 2, squads responded on a second hand report of verbal domestic. Upon arrival, they met the female half who stated everything was fine. She advised that her boyfriend and her were having a bad day. They confirmed that she was OK. As they were speaking to her, he came out, closed the garage door and told them to "Fuck off." He then came back out as they were leaving and gave them the double finger. A female LYFT passenger reported that she fell asleep in the vehicle and awoke to the driver attempting to sexually assault her. Detective DeBoer is handling the case. A 90-year-old resident reported falling victim to a scam where she had received a telephone call that her grandson was in jail and needed bail money. She had sent $9,000 cash via FedEx to an address in Ohio. The case is under investigation. Members of the Teamsters Union Local 120 who are regularly protesting outside the former AAA Cooper Transportation trucking terminal at 50 14th Street NW reported last Thursday that someone had allegedly placed a large amount of cat feces and kitty litter around their normal picketing area during the overnight hours. On August 13, New Brighton squads stood by while a mother picked up her son from a sleep over that went awry. On August 13, New Brighton squads assisted the State Patrol with a Felony stops on a Hit and Run vehicle that had previously fled from the police. Two parties were taken into custody without incident. On August 15, a 26 year old man from Kansas broke into a vehicle at Hilton Homewood Suites. He then puts on the clothing and retains the property while loitering outside the hotel after stealing some sunglasses at Holiday. The victim of the theft sees the party wearing his clothes and ends up tackling the suspect and detaining him until police arrive. The party then gave a false name to the officers. It is discovered he also has a Ramsey County warrant out for his arrest. He is booked at the Ramsey County jail for felony theft along with his Ramsey County warrant. On August 16, St. Anthony PD requested assistance from Officer Farmer on a blood draw. Since Officer Farmer is also a Phlebotomist, he was able to assist them. A resident in the 1400 block of Piper Drive reported that someone had placed a flyer for a missing cat in their mailbox. The mailbox owner wanted the cat owner spoken to by police about proper use of a mailbox. An officer spoke with the offending youth about the complaint. The cat has yet to be found. On August 17, Officer Farmer stops a vehicle for numerous violations. The driver, a 50 year old New Brighton resident, appears impaired and fails field sobriety tests. Methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia are found in the vehicle. A search warrant was obtained and a blood sample was taken. The driver was booked at the Ramsey County jail for Possession of a Controlled Substance and a pending charge of DWI.