2019.06.10 Public Safety Commission Packet

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6 Juul products had been moved to a drawer behind the counter, and the suspects only got empty display boxes. Public Safety’s new surveillance camera trailer had been proactively stationed in the lot and obtained video of the suspect vehicle entering the lot. On Tuesday, April 23, officers received information that a female resident at an address in the 1400 block of 25th Street NW had an active gross misdemeanor warrant for DWI. The male homeowner allowed officers inside the residence and they found the female hiding underneath a bed. She was arrested and booked at the Ramsey County Jail. A short time later, officers arrested a female in the 100 block of 2nd Avenue SE for a gross misdemeanor possession of controlled substance warrant. She took was booked at the Ramsey County Jail. On Thursday, April 25, officers responded on a disorderly customer at Cowboy Jacks. Apparently, an intoxicated male became physically combative toward staff. Once the officers arrived on scene, they observed a male fitting the description yelling and being disruptive to other guests. Once confronted by the officers, the male began to toss drug paraphernalia to the side and display pre-assault indicators. The party was arrested for Disorderly Conduct and booked to prevent further criminal conduct. On April 27, New Brighton squads responded to a call from the clerk at 201 5th Street NW that the suspects from the robbery from April 21 were at the store. The responding officers found the suspect vehicle which was occupied by the four suspects. All parties were taken into custody. Det. Lochen is leading the investigation. Officer Taylor Wodnick responded to Cub Foods around 7:30 pm on Sunday, April 28, after two adult males, ages 36 and 31, loaded up a shopping cart with nearly $200 of meat and then left the store without paying. The one suspect had his 8-year-old son push the cart as the father led him past the cash registers and through the exit doors. The adults were both cited for theft and trespassed from the store by a loss prevention employee of Cub Foods. On April 30 at approximately 2 am, officers responded to a 911 call for three males looking into vehicle windows and walking up driveways of residences. While searching the area, officers observed two males walking in the area and fitting description given by the 911 caller. While making contact with the males, one of them advised officers that he had marijuana on him. Upon a search of that male, a loaded firearm was found. The male was booked at Ramsey County LEC for gross misdemeanor carrying a firearm without a permit. On April 30 at approximately 6:40 pm, officers assisted Mounds View PD search the area for a vehicle that had fired shots into a home near our border. Several shell casings were recovered. II. USE OF FORCE BY POLICE OFFICERS It is the policy of the New Brighton Department of Public Safety that officers exert no more force than is reasonably necessary in the discharge of their licensed duty, and that the use of deadly force is consistent with the law, training and our general orders.