2018.12.10 Public Safety Commission Packet

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4 On September 20, two different residents reported receiving a phone call from an unknown male claiming to be a representative of the power company. Both were told that their electricity would be turned off unless they electronically transferred money ASAP. The potential victims recognized the scam and no money was exchanged. Shortly after 10pm on September 20, officers responded to a domestic disturbance at the Hillside East Apartments where a gun was implied. The initial suspect fled on foot and a perimeter was established by responding officers. A second suspect was detained and arrested for possession of marijuana and a handgun. Meanwhile, the first suspect and a third suspect fled the scene in a vehicle that was pursued by police. The driver eventually stopped and was arrested but the third suspect fled on foot until he was apprehended by a police canine. Felony charges of Terroristic Threats, Fleeing Police in a Motor Vehicle, and Ineligible Possession of a Firearm were filed against the suspects. On September 21, squads responded to Cowboy Jacks on a party sleeping in the back of a truck. The male kicked the window out of his topper and showed signs of heavy intoxication. Allina medics responded and an Emergency Medical Hold was signed on the intoxicated party. He was transported to the hospital. Around 1pm on September 22, squads were notified of an abandoned jet ski in the reeds on the northeast side of Long Lake. With assistance from the Ramsey County Sheriff’s Office Water Patrol, the unit was towed to the boat launch and its ownership determined. The craft had floated off the lift of a resident on the lake and he was unaware it was missing. The grateful owner responded and claimed the jet ski. On September 23, a resident in the 2900 block of Innsbruck Drive reported a suspicious person in the neighborhood. The officers identified the individual and determined that he had two active felony warrants for motor vehicle theft and fleeing police in a motor vehicle. He was arrested and booked at the Ramsey County Jail. On September 23, Officers were dispatched to an assault. The caller advised he was the limousine driver for a group of intoxicated males, who assaulted him, then took a female out of the caller’s limo and brought her inside the house. The caller advised the female was screaming from inside the house. Upon arrival, the caller was frantic and stated the female was forcibly taken out of his limo and dragged into the house. The officer met with the homeowner, who had a birthday bash with friends and rented the limo. The officers received clarification of situation and allowed Officers into the residence. The female half was fine sitting on the couch and accompanied by one of the homeowners female friends. The officers later discovered the limo driver met the female earlier that night and invited her into the limo. There were no signs that an assault occurred to either the limo driver or the female. The female half was transported home. The limo driver left the scene without any further incident. On September 24, Officers responded to an unconscious male passenger in a taxi cab. The male was obviously intoxicated and unable to be awoken. A preliminary breath test taken on exhalation reported an alcohol concentration greater than .40, or five-times the legal limit. Allina paramedics transported the male to the hospital for evaluation.