2018.03.12 Public Safety Commission Packet

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3 On Sunday January 14, squads were dispatched on a report of an intoxicated male being belligerent, and refusing to leave the residence. The suspect left with a bottle of liquor in hand. He returned and began banging on callers door continuing to be belligerent and was acting in a threatening manner. The officers located the suspect inside a vehicle. The vehicle was running and parked next to the residence. An open bottle of alcohol was observed in the front seat. The officers had to force entry into the vehicle. The male was heavily intoxicated and non-compliant. The male was taken into custody for DWI, open bottle, and DOC. He was transported to NBPD and read the Implied Consent. The male refused to take the breath test. He was charged with 2nd degree DWI refusal. Officer transported male to the Ramsey County LEC where he was booked. On Monday, January 15th shortly after 9pm, night shift officers assisted the United States Marshals with a felony warrant at an apartment building in the 2000 block of West County Road E. During that time, a female subject who was visiting the wanted person tried to leave the area and backed into a parked car in the lot. She was detained by the Marshals and turned over to New Brighton officers who processed her for DWI. She failed field sobriety tests and provided an evidentiary breath sample of .15 before being booked at the Ramsey County Jail for 4th Degree DWI. Early Tuesday morning, January 16th around 1am, officers responded to Cub Foods on a report of three juvenile shoplifters that had fled the store with stolen items. An officer stopped the suspect vehicle as it was leaving the parking lot. All three 17 year-olds admitted to stealing items. The driver only had an instructional permit. Parents were summoned to the scene and took custody of their children after making restitution for the theft. The juveniles will be recommended for diversion. On Tuesday, January 16th at about 3:20pm, officers responded to a car versus school bus crash that occurred on Silver Lake Road at Mississippi Street. Allina was first on scene and treating the driver of the car for apparent injury; 11 kindergartners were on the bus. Paramedics also evaluated one student and the bus driver. On Monday, January 22 at about 10pm, public safety responded to the 400 block of True Street on report of a male unconscious inside his trailer and the strong odor of natural gas coming from the structure. Firefighters made contact with the resident who was merely asleep. They also found high-levels of natural gas inside the trailer. The resident advised that he had left the burner to the stove on for a tea kettle. The structure was ventilated and Xcel Energy responded to further check the house. During the snowstorm cleanup last week on Tuesday, January 23, Public Safety responded to D-Rock on Old Highway 8 SW on a fire involving a front loader parked at the business’s gas pump. Firefighters were able to safely extinguish the blaze.