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These MPD highlights are based upon complainants’ allegations, MPD investigations and charging documents.

MPD HIGHLIGHTS FOR THE WEEK OF 4 OCTOBER- 10 OCTOBER 2011

CITYWIDE TRENDS- All stats are YTD over 2010

Total violent crime:	-9.68%
Homicides YTD:	29 -21.62%
Robberies:	-7.27%
Aggravated assaults:	-13.48%
Property crimes:	+0.81%
Burglaries:	+2.28%
Weapons recovered:	397

CODEFOR PRECINCT STATISTICAL DATA- All stats are YTD over 2010

First Precinct
• Violent Crime	-10.76%
• Property Crime	-1.95%
Second Precinct
• Violent Crime	-6.06%
• Property Crime	-1.41%
Third Precinct
• Violent Crime	-14.52%
• Property Crime	-2.11%
Fourth Precinct
• Violent Crime	-15.71%
• Property Crime	+5.81%
Fifth Precinct
• Violent Crime	+13.56%
• Property Crime	+4.34%

These MPD highlights are based upon complainants’ allegations, MPD investigations and charging documents

PRECINCT PATROL HIGHLIGHTS
First Precinct
11-302928
2^nd Ave N/5^th St
10/7/2011 – 0100 hours
1 male arrested/booked and 1 female ID’d as being involved in Robbery of Person.  Victim and Witnesses were able to positively ID both parties.

11-306547
2^nd Ave N/2^nd St
10/10/2011 – 0300 hours
3 males arrested after being observed breaking into Victim’s vehicle with various implements.  All three booked and cases forwarded to Hennepin County Attorneys Office for consideration of charges.

LICENSING UNIT
Firearm Permits/Case Investigations
33 - Permit to Purchase counter contacts.
32 - Permit to Purchase applications processed.
4 - Permit to Purchase applicant denial letters issued.
2 - Ongoing case investigations.
2 – Search warrants executed/filed:
1 – Suspect/Attorney interview.
1 – Suspect interview.
4 – Business checks related to ongoing licensing issues:

PAWN UNIT
Bullets for 10-05-2011 to 10-11-2011

Conducted inspections of forty items.  Twenty were bikes.  One item was not compliant and an item violation notice was sent.

11-295634
Sent out APS request to locate items taken in this burglary from the 1^st Pct.

09-083249
Recovered laptop stolen in TFMV in 1^st Pct
Reviewed 527 APS records.  11 item violation notices sent out as a result.

YTD confiscations from MPLS stores
224 total confiscations.  54% of the items were confiscated by MPD.  Maxit Pawn on Lake St has the highest number (100) or 45% of all confiscations.  Uptown pawn has the least (31) or 13%.

Received information from a local scrapyard regarding copper items stolen from Nicollet Mall.  Ongoing at this time. Waiting for a CCN to be assigned the thefts.

Assist firearms/investigations unit with multiple counter contacts.

Liquor Unit
Bullets 10/4 – 10/10
10/3 – Assist Sgt King with search warrant at Pipeline Industries, St Paul, MN
10/5 - We conducted youth alcohol compliance checks in the 2^nd Pct.  Following are the results. 

Passes:
Aster, 125 Main St SE (Recheck of failure from 8/30/2010)
Garden’s Of Salonica, 19 5^th St NE (Recheck of failure from 8/30/2010)
Jax Café, 1922 University Av NE, (Recheck of failure from 8/30/2010)
NE Palace, 2500 4^th St NE, (Recheck of failure from 8/30/2010)
22^nd Av Station, 2121 University Av NE
Campus Club of the University of MN, 300 Washington Av SE
Campus Pizza, 818 Washington Av SE  
Stub & Herbs, 227 Oak St SE

Fails:
Chimborazo Restaurant, 2851 Central Av NE
La Colonia Restaurant, 2205 Central Av NE

10/5 – Update Excel liquor files on M-Drive

10/6 – Update Excel liquor files on M-Drive

10/6 – Process Liquor License Renewals

Gambling Unit
Exempt permits sent to the state
Assisted in YAC checks 10 total 8 pass and 2 fails
Met with City and County Attorneys’ for ongoing case

Second Precinct
Burgd
11xx^th ST SE 10-5-11 2300 11-301566
V1 was in home while S1 and S2 were burglarizing V1's residence. V1 called 911 and tried to stay hidden. A1 and A2 were taken into custody by police as they were trying to flee the residence via the back door. A1 and A2 had property on them belonging to victims from house.

Third Precinct

Fourth Precinct
ARSON:
Arson

700 Thomas Ave N Saturday 10/8/11 2102 hrs 11-305170
MFD responded to a fire in a garbage can that spread to a garage at this location. The recycling bin was heavily damaged by the fire & melted. Fire patterns showed that the east side of the garage sustained damage to the siding, but the fire did not make it to the frame of the garage. Neighbors provided a vague description of a man seen walking down the alley prior to the fire. It is unknown if this person was involved, but the homeowner feels he might have been doing something in retaliation because she called in trespassing reports on the house across the alley. MFD determined this fire was Arson. Estimated property damage is $2000. No injuries.

ASSAULT:
Asslt3---Significant Bodily Harm
701 Broadway Ave W Wednesday 10/5/11 1032 hrs 11-300764
V1/male, was visiting his mother who works at the McDonalds at this location, when a fight broke out between females, 20-30 yrs. V1 stopped the fight. V1 then left & went to Cub Foods with his girlfriend, but was followed by a female involved in the fight, as well as some male friends of hers. V1 was jumped by these 4-5 males & physically assaulted. V1 received numerous punches to his face, a laceration to his nose, as well as a broken nose. Medics attended to V1. V1 stated he does not know any of these parties & that he observed them get into a green Pontiac Grand Am & drive away.

Asslt2---w/a Dangerous Weapon
2414 Logan Ave N Wednesday 10/5/11 2315 hrs 11-301589
Officers responded to the hospital to take a report on a stabbing victim. V1/male, 46 yrs, had his wrapped up & stated that he was stabbed by S1/male, 16 yrs, who is the brother of his fiancée, W1/18 yrs. W1 stated she & V1 were sitting in his vehicle when S1 came up to V1 & stabbed him for no reason & left. Officers asked W1 to take them to V1’s vehicle & she refused. V1 & W1 were uncooperative & would not provide any further information regarding the incident. Officers checked the parking ramp & located V1’s vehicle, which had a blood like substance all over the driver’s door, seat, & console, as well as the passenger’s floor boards. A knife with a double edged blade was recovered. Hospital staff reported that V1 had a severe laceration to his hand & would require surgery, but would be o.k.

Asslt2—w/a Dangerous Weapon/ R & C/ Flee in MV/ Flee on Foot/ Squad Accident
25^th Ave N & Girard Ave N Friday 10/7/11 0924 hrs 11-303199
Officers observed AP1/Cedric Antonio Erby, male, 21 yrs, 11/15/89, driving a confirmed Mpls. stolen vehicle & attempted a traffic stop. AP1 did not stop, but backed into the squad , then drove off at a high rate of speed. Officers gave pursuit & AP1 continued to ram into the squad, severely damaging it before driving into a tree. After continuing to flee in the vehicle, AP1 eventually fled on foot & was apprehended when he hid near a shrub. AP1 attempted to punch an officer, but missed. An assisting squad transported AP1 to HCJ where he was booked for PC Fleeing in a Motor Vehicle, Auto Theft (R &C), & 2 counts of Aggravated Assault.

Asslt2---w/a Dangerous Weapon
2655 Dupont Ave N Friday 10/7/11 1145 hrs 11-303337
V1/male, 38 yrs, stated he was seated on the top step of the sidewalk outside his home at this location when he observed unknown S1/male, 20-25 yrs, approach on foot. V1 thought he saw a handgun in S1’s waistband as he approached. S1 demanded that V1 call his girlfriend’s nephew. V1 told S1 he didn’t know the number, but called his girlfriend & handed the phone to S1, who hung it up before she could speak. S1 walked approx. 20 feet away, removed a semi-automatic handgun from his waistband & pointed it at V1. An older male yelled at S1 not to do this & S1 put his gun back & walked out of sight. V1 was not injured.

Asslt2---w/a Dangerous Weapon
3310 Dupont Ave N Friday 10/7/11 1822 hrs 11-303748
Officers were dispatched to the above location on a shots fired call, which turned out to be a shooting. V1/male, 25 yrs, had a gunshot wound to his leg & was uncooperative. A witness ID’d AP1/Kenneth Jashian Dillard, male, 21 yrs, 8/17/90; AP2/Seville Terrell Welch, male, 19 yrs, 10/22/91; & Davon Jakhari Dent, male, 19 yrs, 6/7/92; as being involved & stated they fled in a white Ford Crown Vic. Officers located the Crown Victoria & AP1—AP3 were positively ID’d in a “show up” as the parties involved in the incident. All 3 were booked in HCJ for PC Assault 2. V1’s wound was non-life threatening.
Asslt3---Significant Bodily Harm
1905 Mount View Ave Saturday 10/8/11 1330 hrs 11-304710
Officer was dispatched to an assault at Bryn Mawr Park. V1/male, 52 yrs, was eventually located east of the park, & north of the R.R. tracks, in a wooded area. V1 was unable to communicate what occurred & was transported to the hospital via ambulance for significant facial injuries & possible internal injuries. W1/male, 28 yrs, stated he was walking through the woods with his girlfriend when he came upon V1 & observed him getting punched, kick, & possibly hit with a club. W1 stepped in & stopped the assault & the suspects left the area. W1’s girlfriend did not wish to get involved & left the area. W1 was intoxicated & changed his story from the number of suspects from 2 to 6. W1 stated the primary aggressor lives with a female in the woods. It should be noted there are several separate campsites in the area where an unknown number of transients stay on a regular basis.

Asslt2---w/a Dangerous Weapon
3800 6^th St N Sunday 10/9/11 1600 hrs 11-306070
V1/male, 62 yrs, stated S1/male, 40 yrs, & others are friends of his live-in girlfriend, OT1/46 yrs, & were over at his house drinking & watching football. V1 got into a verbal argument with OT1 over money & OT1 slapped V1 in the face. V1 left the house to prevent any further confrontation. As he walked down the street, S1 ran up behind V1 & hit him in the forehead with an unknown object, causing V1 to fall to the sidewalk. S1 & others fled the scene before police arrived. V1 stated there were several parties with S1, but he’s not sure how many times he was struck & if S1 acted alone. V1’s eye was swollen shut & medical personnel stated he may have an orbital fracture. V1 was transported to the hospital via ambulance.

CSCR:
CSCR
3753 Girard Ave N #203 Tuesday 10/4/11 1826 hrs 11-300084
V1/female, 34 yrs, called 911 & whispered into the phone that a male in the apt. was trying to rape her. V1 said she was unable to speak freely & the phone disconnected. Officers observed AP1/Jerome Anthony Hardin, male, 47 yrs, 2/15/64, stumbling in the apt. as he attempted to put on a pair of shorts, & the sound of a female crying in the bedroom. V1 stated she was forcibly raped by AP1 3 times before police arrived. AP1 was apprehended & transported to the hospital by officers for a SARS exam before being booked in HCJ for PC CSCR. V1 was also transported to the hospital by paramedics for a SARS exam.

CSCR
Humboldt Ave N & Plymouth Ave N Tuesday 10/4/11 1900 hrs 11-300620
Officers responded to the hospital on a CSCR call. V1/female, 43 yrs, stated she met up with known S1/male, 25-35 yrs, & unknown S2/male, 25-35 yrs, because S1 told her he could help her find a bed for her brother. V1 stated they walked to the rear of a building in the above area & S1 & S2 forced her into an abandoned building. Both suspects sexually assaulted V1 & left her in the abandoned building after the assault. V1 stated she left the building & flagged down a motorist who gave her a ride to the hospital. A SARS nurse informed officers that V1 left the hospital without being examined.

CSCR
2210 4^th St N Friday 10/7/11 1915 hrs 11-303815
Officers responded to the above address on the report of a 5 yr-old male having sex with a 1 yr-old female. PG1/female, 26 yrs, stated she put her daughter, V1, down for a nap & heard the baby crying. When she entered the bedroom, she observed S1 naked on top of the baby, trying to force V1 to have oral sex. PG1 then pulled S1 off & returned him to his mother, PG2/20 yrs. PG1 stated that her children & PG2’s children often play together since they live in the same building. PG2 told PG1 that S1 was sexually abused by his father & has been in counseling for several months. PG1 stated S1 comes downstairs & enters her residence without her knowledge or permission. PG2 stated S1 is all messed up because when his father had custody of him, he made S1 participate in homemade porn movies & made him watch while he had sex with prostitutes. PG2 was instructed to keep S1 away from neighbors until further notice. She was also told that Sex Crimes would be investigating the incident & advising on the next course of action. V1 was transported to the hospital by her mother to be checked.

CSCR
3^rd St N & Penn Ave N (up) Sunday 10/9/11 1700 hrs 11-306342
Officer was dispatched to take a CSC report. Officer met V1/female, who was hysterical & appeared to be intoxicated, at her mother’s house. V1 told officer that she met unknown S1/male, 30-40 yrs, at a liquor store while with 2 of her cousins. They all ended up at a motel drinking together, & V1 had consensual sex with S1. They went to S1’s house later, & S1 lured V1 into his bedroom where he sexually assaulted her against her will. V1 does not know the exact location & stated that when she left his house, someone gave her a ride to her mother’s house in south Mpls. V1 was transported to the hospital by officers for a SARS exam. No further info at this time.

CSCR
3220 Lowry Ave N Sunday 10/9/11 1900 hrs 11-306876

Officer responded to the hospital to meet V1/female, 13 yrs, who had been sexually assaulted. V1 stated she was walking on Newton Ave N when unknown S1/male, pulled up to her in a black SUV & asked her to come over to the car. V1 ran, but S1 got out of his car & gave chase, spraying V1 with mace. S1 grabbed V1 & tied her hands together, before dragging her into the SUV. S1 drove V1 to a house where he threw her on a bed downstairs. V1 stated S1 then tied her arms & legs to the bedposts & sexually assaulted her. When S1 fell asleep, V1 fled the location & went to school. V1 told a friend what happened, who in turn, told the school staff & V1 was transported to the hospital for a SARS exam.

ROBBERY:
ROBPAG
2705 Emerson Ave N Tuesday 10/4/11 2105 hrs 11-300300
Squad was in the area of a shotspotter activation. V1/male, 52 yrs, approached & stated he had just been shot at & robbed. V1 stated he got some money from the ATM machine at Cub Foods & on the way back to his house, 2 males, 20-23 yrs, approached him & S1 demanded his stuff while holding a possible 9mm handgun in his face. V1 gave S1 his EBT card, cell phone, & $102 in cash. S1 & S2 took off & fired 2 shots at V1. V1stated the 2 suspects are “Crip” gang members & that they live in the area. V1 was not injured. It should be noted that V1 changed his story a couple of times & no bullet casings were found.

ROBPER
18^th Ave N & Bryant Ave N Wednesday 10/5/11 0016 hrs 11-300515
Officers were flagged down by V1/male, 25 yrs, in the parking lot of Cub Foods at 701 W Broadway, who stated he was robbed in the above area. V1 stated unknown S1/male, 14-16 yrs, came up behind him, put a semi-automatic gun to his waist & demanded his cell phone. V1 gave him the phone & S1 asked him for money, but V1 showed S1 his wallet & that he didn’t have any money. S1 then ran off. V1 was not injured. The cell phone is valued at $200.

ROBPAG
4827 Emerson Ave N Thursday 10/6/11 0229 hrs 11-301725
V1/male, 22 yrs, stated he was robbed by 3 unknown males, one of whom tried to take his vehicle, but could not drive a manual transmission. V1 stated he arrived home & while getting out of his vehicle, 3 males, 20-25 yrs, approached him on the street. S1 had a handgun that looked like a Glock pistol & pointed it at V1. V1 was frightened & lunged at S1, grabbing the gun. V1 & S1 fought & S1 got the gun back. S1 then demanded that V1 empty his pockets, which V1 did & put his hands in the air. V1 said S3 had his car keys, but was unable to drive the manual transmission, so all suspects fled on foot. V1 stated the loss was his tri-fold wallet containing ID & his blackberry cell phone valued at $200. When suspects could not drive the vehicle, they left the keys in the ignition. V1 was not injured.

ROBBIZ (taxi)
1517 Morgan Ave N Thursday 10/6/11 0400 hrs 11-301763
Officers were dispatched to a robbery of biz. (taxi) & met V1/male, 32 yrs, the cab driver. V1 stated he picked up S1/male, 20-30 yrs, who wanted to be taken to an address in Brooklyn Park. When the cab reached the area of 15^th & Knox, V1 felt the handgun against the back of his head & S1 told him not to turn around. S1 then grabbed V1’s wallet containing a TCF car, ID, & $50 in cash, as well as an i-Pod valued at $225. V1 said the loss was personal & did not belong to the cab company. S1 then fled on foot. V1 was not injured.

ROBPAG
23^rd Ave N & Thomas Ave N Friday 10/7/11 0117 hrs 11-302936
Officers were dispatched to a robbery of person & met V1/female, 18 yrs, along with her passenger, W1/female, 18 yrs. V1 stated she was driving W1 home when unknown S1/male, 18-25 yrs, came out on the street & stood in front of her vehicle. S1 went to the driver’s side & pointed a black revolver at V1, demanding money & items in her purse. V1 handed over $400 in cash & S1 fled on foot. W1 provided the same story. V1 was not injured. When asked what they were doing in this part of Mpls., when the drive home to Brooklyn Park would not take them to 23^rd & Thomas, V1 stated they were just driving around. Officers searched for S1 without success.

ROBPAG
14^th Ave N & James Ave N Friday 10/7/11 2335 hrs 11-304098
Officers were dispatched to a robbery of person at gunpoint. Officers were flagged down by V1/female, 35 yrs, who stated she was parked at the above location when unknown S1/male, 20-25 yrs, entered the passenger side of her vehicle, pointed a small handgun at her head, & demanded money & her purse. V1 stated there was another male outside the car, but she was unable to see him. V1 stated S1 cocked the handgun several times while demanding more money. V1 told S1 she gave him all the money she had on her. S1 then grabbed V1’s cell phone & fled on foot. V1 was not injured. The loss was $600 in cash; a purse valued at $100; ID & papers; & a cell phone valued at $300.

ROBPER (attempt)
1701 Oak Park Ave Saturday 10/8/11 0945 hrs 11-304527
Officer was dispatched to the above area in regards to a person with a gun. V1/male, 31 yrs, stated he was participating in a supervised parental visit, witnessed by W1/female, 24 yrs. They were in the rear yard when unknown S1/male, 30-35 yrs, approached on foot & told V1 he had to come with him. S1 then got on the phone & made statements to an unknown person. W1 got nervous & took the children inside. V1 tried to go inside, but S1 blocked the way & demanded everything in V1’s pockets, while keeping his hand near his waistband, as if he had a gun. V1 did not comply, stepped around S1, & went inside. W1 confirmed V1’s story. V1 stated he did not know S1 or why he would be threatening him.

ROBBIZ
4151 Fremont Ave N Monday 10/10/11 1016 hrs 11-306793
Officer was dispatched to a Robbery of Biz—the VitaLife Community Pharmacy, at the above location. Two unknown males, 20-30 yrs, entered the biz. & an employee was threatened at gunpoint to open the safe. Suspects fled through the front door with approx. $800 in cash & prescription medication (Percocet). Suspects were wearing masks & gloves. V2/female, 30 yrs, an employee was ordered to the ground at gunpoint & complied. V3/female, 30 yrs, tried to his in an office, but was discovered by suspects who ordered her to stay down at gunpoint. V1 feels these are the same suspects who robbed the store back in June of this year. No injures.

ROBPER
Emerson Ave N & Olson Mem Hwy Monday 10/10/11 1915 hrs 11-307276

Officer was working off duty when he was approached by V1/female, 16 yrs, who stated she was walking near Summit Library at Olson Hwy & Emerson Ave N when she was approached by 2 males, 18-19 yrs, & S1 asked if he could use her cell phone. V1 didn’t responded & S1 then punched V1 twice in the stomach & took the phone, valued at $568. S2 just stood by & both suspects then fled. V1 stated her stomach hurt, but she refused medical attention.

ROBBIZ (attempt)
Oak Park Ave & Sheridan Ave N Monday 10/10/11 1940 hrs 11-307287
V1/male, 19 yrs, was walking with V2/female, 17 yrs, his girlfriend when unknown S1/male, 17-18 yrs, rode up on his bike & asked V1 what he was reaching for, while V1 reached for his cell phone. S1 then threatened to shoot the victims after a car drove by. V1 grabbed V2 by the arm & then fled to V1’s house. Victims did not see a gun, but stated S1 had his hand on the handlebar & had his other hand curled up in his jacket as if he had a gun. V1 thought he may have seen S1 around the neighborhood before, but had no further info on him. Victims were not injured. S1 was riding a red or blue mountain bike, & officers checked the area, but he was GOA. No Loss.

WEAPONS:
WEAP—Carry a Weapon w/out a Permit/ Narcotics /Flee on Foot / Use of Force
James Ave N & Plymouth ave N Wednesday 10/5/11 0114 hrs 11-300544
Officers observed AP1/Davonte Devrick Peppers, male, 19 yrs, 7/23/92, litter on the sidewalk. When officers attempted to stop AP1, he fled on foot. AP1 was apprehended & suspected crack/cocaine, as well as a loaded handgun was found on his person. AP1 was booked in HCJ for PC Weapons & PC Narcotics. During the apprehension, AP1 fought with an officer & force was used.

WEAPONS RECOVERED:
4^TH Precinct Week-to-Date: 2 Year-to-Date: 196 City Wide Year-to-Date: 397

PATROL HIGHLIGHTS:
11-300577 PC R & C 25^th & Lyndale Ave N, 10/4/11, 0256 hrs…Sqd 463A, Officer Boyd, was NB on Lyndale from Broadway & saw a suspicious vehicle & ran the plate. Officer learned the vehicle was an Oakdale stolen & also had a KOPS alert on it. The vehicle was used in an armed kidnapping in Woodbury, MN. Officer Boyd initiated a felony stop with assisting squads. Several calls were made to have the driver exit the vehicle, but there was no response. Officers learned that the driver/AP was sleeping behind the wheel. He was pulled out & taken into custody. The male was also found to be in possession of prescription meds that he did not have a prescription for. AP was also PC’d for Narcotics.

11-301446 LURING 3248 Knox Ave N, 10/4/11, 2149 hrs….Suspect approached a juvenile victim in his red pick-up truck & asked if she needed a ride. The victim ran off & called police. Suspect drove off & was GOA. Suspect was described a a WM, 30-40 yrs, bald.

11-303045 ASSLT2 1810 5^th Ave N 10/6/11, 0327 hrs…There were 7 persons inside the listed address when unknown suspect fired 6 rounds into their house. No one was hit. Suspect was GOA. Car 21 called to collect evidence. Victim stated they just moved here from Rochester.

4^TH PRECINCT CALLS FOR SERVICE---TOTALS:
Loud Party---8; Narcotics---20; Shooting---1; Shot Spotter Activation---5; Sound of Shots Fired---38; Suspected Prostitute---2; Suspicious Person---157; Suspicious Vehicle---94; Traffic Law Enforcement---375.

Fifth PrecinctROBPER
18/Nicollet Ave S           10/6 10:14                     11-301968
Suspect punched victim in the right cheek two times with a closed fist and then took his wallet from his pocket.

ROBPAG
3100 Blaisdell Ave          10/8 01:30                     11-304770
The victims came into the Fifth Precinct to make an aggravated robbery report. V2 was the only victim that spoke English so all information was relayed through V2. V2 stated that they met the suspects at the above location and agreed to buy TV's from the suspects. When V2 confronted the suspects about the television sets appearing fake, S2 pulled a knife, pointed it at V1 and demanded the all of the victim’s money. The suspects fled with $500.00 and there were no injuries reported. Suspects put fake TV’s in Victim’s van, and realized they were fake.  Suspect’s then demanded Victim’s money at knifepoint.  Sgt. Radke assigned. MAFIN MATCH: suspect determined.

CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIVE DIVISION HIGHLIGHTS
ASSAULT

	2011 Week	2010 YTD	2011 YTD
Cases Routed*	114	4054	4031
Cases Assigned	12	593	523
Cases Open (01)	11	145	372
Cases Unfounded (30)	0	18	8
Closed Exceptionally (40)	0	107	54
Case Charged (50)	10	981	726
Cases Closed SWD (70)	0	92	52
Cases Redlined (75)	63	1830	1888
Cases Transferred	15	547	554

ASSAULT UNIT BULLETS

PCT. 1

In-Custody. 11-299,438. ASLT.-3. 16^th/ Chicago Av. AP-David Belgon was arrested after he pulled a knife and tried to stab another male who had tried to stop the AP from beating his girlfriend. This case was assigned to Sgt. Dunphy.

11-299,311. ASLT.-3. Envy Nightclub. 400 1^st Av. N. B/F victim arrived at HCMC for treatment after she was hit on the head by a high-heeled shoe wielding female she knew as S. The victim received several sutures to her face. Sgt. Osland is assigned this case.

PCT. 3

11-301,832. ASLT.-2 (SHOOT). 5712 34^th Av.; 11-301,798. Damage to Property. 5711 Sander Dr. Officers responding to a “shots” call on Sander Drive discovered bullet holes in the building, fired by unknown suspect(s). Less than two hours later, officers discovered a 61-year-old M victim of NLT GSW’s to the leg and a graze to the torso at 5712 34^th Av. The victim heard the shots, but didn’t see who had shot him. The victim had been evicted from the apartment earlier in the month. Sgt. Chambers is assigned this case.

PCT.4:

In-Custody. 11-3-3,199. ASLT.-2/ASLT.-4/ FLEE. 25^th/Girard Av. AP-Cedric Erby was driving a stolen motor vehicle by officers on foot on another call. Officers immediately recognized the vehicle as being stolen and began to follow the stolen in their squad. AP-Erby drove into a driveway than backed up into the squad, ramming the front end. AP-Erby then fled and drove into a vacant lot and hit a tree. AP-Erby then backed up a second time and struck the squad again and then fled on foot. Officers were able to capture him in the foot chase. Sgt. Voss is assigned this case and was forwarded to the county for review.

In-Custody. 11-303,748. ASLT.-2 (SHOOT). 3310 Dupont Av. V-Abba Karyah, 25, (10 CAPRS entries) was shot in the leg in a drive-by shooting by AP-1 Kenneth Dillard, 21; AP-2 Seville Welch, 19; and AP-3 Davon Dent, 19.

PCT. 5:

In-Custody. 11-302,754. ASLTEN.105 W. Lake St. Officers on patrol saw AP-Zaki Segule in the parking lot of Champions bar swinging a belt at the bouncer. The AP had been ejected from the bar, punched the bouncer and then tried to hit him with his belt. The officers took the AP into custody and discovered that he is on the enhanced list. Sgt. Osland is assigned this case.

In-Custody. 11-301,362. ASLT.-2. 3101 Nicollet Av. AP-Takari Martin was arrested after he got into a confrontation/road-rage incident outside the 5^th Pct. station. AP-Martin attempted to strike one of the officers with his vehicle and was arrested. The case was assigned to Sgt. Nelson. The case was forwarded to the county attorney’s office for charging.

CHILD ABUSE

	2011 Week	2011 YTD	2010 YTD
Cases Routed*	9	1430	1173
Cases Info Only	0	23	27
Cases Assigned	3	287	351
Cases Open (01)	4	69	22
Cases Unfounded (30)	0	11	16
Closed Exceptionally (40)	32	42	42
Case Charged (50)	2	54	88
Cases Closed SWD (70)	0	134	182
Cases Redlined (75)	4	1063	771
Cases Transferred (90)	1	37	13
*Raw CAPRS case management  #’s

9 cases routed: 3 Child Abuse, 2 Deprivation of Parental rights, 2 Health & Welfare, 1 Neglect of a Child, 1 CIC.

CHILD ABUSE                       XXX Thomas Av N                                        11-301804.
A neighbor found a 1/1/2 year boy walking down the sidewalk.  The citizen took care of the toddler and called the police.  The child was taken to St. Joseph and a hold was placed upon the child.  Nearly two (2) days went by and no one called to report a missing child.  Investigator issued a crime alert asking for the identity of the small boy and his family.  With the help of the local media, the family “discovered” that the boy was missing.  The child’s caregivers were found and a custody hearing is pending.  Sgt. Myslajek assigned the case and is working with Hennepin County Child Protection investigators.

MALICIOUS PUNISHMENT OF A CHILD                                                           11-227701.
MPD was called to Fairview Ridgeview Hospital in regards to a 13-year old male who had been beaten.  The child disclosed he had been whipped with a belt several times and punched in the chest and abdomen by his caregiver.  The child had marks on his legs and buttocks consistent with being beaten with a belt.  The child also had difficulties in breathing and feared for his life.  Sgt. Schmid assigned the case.  In an interview the suspect admitted to beating the child with a belt as punishment for not coming home to have his insulin levels checked.  AP charged with one (1) count of GM Malicious Punishment of a Child.

CSCR/AOA                                                                                                    11-282049.
A 17-YEAROLD FEMALE DISCLOSED AT North point health and wellness Center that she had been physically and sexually abuse by her father. She alleges her father would prostitute her in exchange for drug money and that these actions occurred sometime in Davenport, Iowa.  Sgt. Olson was assigned the case, contacted the outside jurisdiction and arranged a courtesy CornerHouse interview for the Davenport police.

NEGLECT OF A CHILD                  1XXX  PORTLAND  AVE                 11-294917.
Police received a call that a naked little girl was running through an apartment build without any adult supervision.  Officer found the child and the three year old directed them to an apartment.  The door was wide open and inside was two adults who were unresponsive.  In fact the child jumped up an down on the bed, but the adults did not respond. When the child mother woke up, she was disinterested in the welfare of her child.  Sgt. Myslajek assigned the case.  AP was charged with one (1) count of GM Neglect of a Child.  A warrant has been issued for her arrest.

DOMESTIC ASSAULT

 

	2011 Week
Cases Routed*	65 (47 misdemeanors not assigned in unit)
Cases Assigned	18
Cases Open (01)	14
Cases Unfounded (30)	0
Closed Exceptionally (40)	0
Case Charged (50)	12
Cases Closed SWD (70)	0
Cases Redlined (75)	2
Cases Transferred	1

Cases routed for the week: 65 Assigned 18

1 Domestic Threats
0 Enhanced Domestics
2 3^rd Degree Domestics
2 2^nd Degree Domestics
6 Domestic Strangulations
4 Order for protection enhanced violation
3 Misdemeanor/Misc offenses

DOMESTIC UNIT BULLETS
11-297642- Sgt. Chiappetta- Deft stabbed victim in the back and was charged with Felony 2^nd Degree Domestic Assault.

11-299164- Sgt. Menne- Deft choked victim and restricted victims breathing and was charged with Felony Domestic Assault By Strangulation.

Vulnerable Adult Unit

	2011 Week	2011 YTD	2010 YTD
Cases Routed*	43	1635	1264
Cases Info Only	0	7	4
Cases Assigned	0	498	1172
Cases Open (01)	1	36	79
Cases Unfounded (30)	0	24	0
Closed Exceptionally (40)	0	409	1150
Case Charged (50)	0	1	6
Cases Closed SWD (70)	0	47	2
Cases Redlined (75)	41	1104	1
Cases Transferred (90)	0	6	20
*Raw CAPRS case management  #’s

43 Cases Routed:
35 VA Neglect
3 VA Abuse
5 VA Financial Crimes
35 Redlined Cases

FINANCIAL CRIMES

Financial Crimes Unit	Current Week	2011 YTD	2010 YTD
Routed	40	1496	1924
Assigned	6	245	299
Closed Charged (50)		158	177
Closed Exceptionally (40)		4	5
Closed Unfounded (30)		12	32
Closed Pending (70)		19	31
Re-routed (90)		205	283
Closed w/out assignment (75)		928	1362

Day Case Narcotics	Current Week	2011 YTD	2010 YTD
Routed	82	2967	3597
Assigned	9	324	443
Closed Charged (50)		1878	2336
Closed Exceptionally (40)		0	5
Closed Unfounded (30)		4	22
Closed Pending (70)		3	5
Re-routed (90)		806	614
Closed w/out assignment (75)		32	355

Highlights of this week:

Forgery
40 cases routed to the Unit, 6 assigned for investigation.

Narcotics
82 cases routed to the Unit, 9 assigned for investigation.

Drug Court
58 current drug court participant reviews
8 pre-admission staffing reviews for potential drug court clients
7 new clients accepted into drug court

Asset Forfeiture
1 Narc car seizure
2 Narc cash seizure
0 DUI cars
0 vice vehicle seizure

Pharmaceutical Investigations
No report this period.

MPHA Program Integrity Investigator

1          New Case

3          Historical Reports

MOTOR VEHICLE THEFT PROGRAM

MPD/ATF WEAPONS TASK FORCE

VCAT

VCAT Officers assisted with the arrest of David Lee Wilkes (11-01-1992) for Probable Cause Aggravated Robbery.  CCN:  11-292203.

VCAT Officers assisted with the arrest of Paul Harry Hill (07-14-1966) for Probable Cause 2^nd Degree Assault.  CCN:  11-294769.

VCAT Officers arrested Albert Lucky Williams (10-27-1973) for Probable Cause Aggravated Robbery.  CCN:  11-292203.

VCAT Officers arrested Antwaune Michael Gray (05-22-1993) for Probable Cause Burglary.  CCN:  11-293736.

VCAT Officers assisted with the arrest of Gene Harmon Lee Whitfield (06-28-1976) on an outstanding Hennepin County Felony Warrant for Aggravated Robbery.  CCN:  11-283975.

VCAT Officers arrested Rodney Lee Enno (01-26-1992) on an outstanding Hennepin County Felony Warrant for 2^nd Degree Assault.  CCN:  11-308146.

ROBBERY

	2011 Week	2010 YTD	2011YTD
Cases Routed*	51	1389	1290
Cases Assigned	14	363	368
Cases Open (01)	12	64	117
Cases Unfounded (30)	0	29	14
Closed Exceptionally (40)	0	84	62
Case Charged (50)	2	162	132
Cases Closed SWD (70)			73
Cases Redlined (75)	23	674	585
Cases Transferred	14	235	261

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2011

Cases routed for the week: 51 Assigned 14

ROBBERY UNIT BULLETS

PCT. 1

In-Custody. 11-302,928. ROBPAG. 2^nd Av. N. / 5^th St. M victim was beaten and robbed by AP- Travis Washington, who was chased-down by the victims’ friends, identified and booked. The AP was found to have the victims’ wallet still in his possession when captured. Sgts. Carpenter and McLean are assigned this case.

PCT. 3

11-300,358. ROBBIZ. Flag Foods. 2820 E. 42^nd St. M, wearing a black bandana and armed with a sawed-off shotgun entered the store and announced a robbery. The suspect forced the victim clerk to empty his pocket of cash and also ordered him to empty the cash register. Sgt. Carlson is assigned this case.

In-Custody. 11-305,474. ROBBIZ. Dulono’s Pizza Delivery. 49XX 5^th Av. An intoxicated AP-Riley Baker committed a strong-arm robbery of a pizza driver, who delivered an order to the address that the AP was arrested at. The AP was found in the garage and arrested after a positive ID. Sgt. Harvey is assigned this case.

11-303,862. ROBBIZ. Reidy’s Market. 3904 42^nd Av. Two M suspects, 5’-9,” armed with a pistol, entered the store at closing and demanded cash. Both suspects wore gloves and material covering their faces; the loss was cash, tobacco products and alcohol.

11-307,446. ROBBIZ. Taco Bell. 215 E. Lake St. M entered the business armed with a sawed-off shotgun and forced employees to open the cash drawers.

11-307,479. ROBBIZ. Super America. 4320 E. Lake St. M, armed with a silver semi-automatic handgun, approached the cashier and demanded cash from the drawer.

PCT. 4

11-301,763. ROBBIZ. Yellow Cab. 15^th/ Morgan Av. Victim driver picked up an imposter posing as a fare. When in side the taxi, the M suspect pulled out a handgun and announced a robbery. The suspect then took some personal property from the victim and cash and calmly walked off. Sgt. McDonald is assigned this case.

11-306,793. ROBBIZ. Vitalife Pharmacy. 4151 Fremont Av. Two M suspects, armed with handguns, entered the pharmacy and forced employees to open the safe where the cash was kept. They also took an unknown amount of Percocet tablets. The suspects fled in a silver Chrysler.

PCT. 5

11-297,837. ROBPAG. 2625 Stevens Av.; 11-299,275. WEAPONS. 18^th/ Nicollet Av. Two male victims were confronted and robbed in the hallway of their apartment building by a M armed with a .22 handgun. Before the suspect fled the scene, he fired a shot, which struck the light bulb. The next evening, officers responding to a disturbance at 18^th/Nicollet Av. confronted a party, later identified at DaJohn Yarborough, who was armed with a .22 pistol. This party fit the description of the robbery suspect and was booked for PC Weapons. Sgt. Spencer is assigned this case. AP-Yarborough was charged with one count of Felon in Possession of a Firearm. The firearm was also linked to the scene of the robbery, but the victim’s were unable to ID the AP as the suspect.

In-Custody. 11-306,481. ROBPAG. 18^th/ Lyndale Av. A F victim was walking home after watching the Green Bay Packers at a bar in downtown Minneapolis. As she passed under the bridge at 18^th/ Lyndale Av., she was accosted by a M, later identified as AP-Kevin Evans, who held a sharp instrument to her chest and threatened to kill her if she didn’t give him money. The victim managed to drag herself and the AP towards the street in view of passing traffic. The AP got nervous and fled, but was later located on 14^th/ Hennepin Av. and arrested after a positive show-up ID.

11-304,770. ROBPAG. 31^st/ Blaisdell Av. Four victims thought they were going to get a good deal when two M’s flagged them down and offered to sell them flat screen televisions for $500.00. When the suspects loaded the items into the victim’s vehicle, one of the victims noticed that two of the televisions appeared to be fake. When he objected, one suspect pulled out a knife and robbed the male victim of cash. Car 21 processed the plastic covering the televisions and developed a latent print that was placed into MAFIN and matched the fingerprints of Duante White. Officer Radke is assigned this case.

In-Custody. 11-306.610. ROBPER/KIDNAP. 108 W. Lake St. M victim was drinking with two M’s in the Market BBQ when the suspects demanded that he pay for the drinks he had consumed with them all evening. The victim claimed that he was forced to accompany the suspects to a cash machine and then to the Money Express. While trying to cash a personal check, the clerk at Money Express called police and AP-Deroyse Turner was arrested at the scene; the second suspect apparently left upon arrival of police. Sgt. Spencer is assigned this case.

SEX CRIMES

Week of: 10/04/2011 10/10/2011
CASES	Week	2011 YTD	2010YTD
Routed	23	673
Assigned	11	387
Charged	1	90
Charged cases 2010 or Earlier	0	20
Redline-75	4	139
Re-route	1	75
X-Clear-40	2	47
Closed:70	2	83
Unfounded	3	27
Open	11	141
In-Custody	1	63
CSCR's	7	270
DNA Cold Case Assigned	0	8
Child Porn	2	77

Case closures for week include cases initiated from previous weeks/year(s)

YTD is for 2011 only.

4th PCT

Charged: Melvin Woods, a convicted sex offender, with 2 counts of 1st degree CSCR. Woods held girlfriend for several days at 515 Penn Ave N., beat her with a hammer and raped her. Investigator still looking for Wood’s vehicle-see alert.

Kidnap/CSCR 3200 Lowry Ave N. 13 yr female reports being grabbed off street,at dusk, bound, taken to a house and raped. Female goes to school the next day and reports it in the afternoon. Investigation ongoing.

PREDATORY OFFENDER REGISTRATION SECTION

*POR Unit has now instituted the new Data Base system for Tracking/Recording of Compliance Checks.

MPD-PORS	Current Week	Previous Week	Year-To-Date	2010 Totals
Routed Cases:	5	9	204	240
Assigned:	5	9	190	230
Charged:	0	1	68	60
Warrant Arrests	0	1	27
Registration
Weekly Homeless:	74	71	2981
New Address:	16	23	757
New Offender:	1	0	42
Total:	91	94	3786
CAPRS Contacts:	27	34	1435
# of Level 3:	150	151	n/a
# Non-Compliant:	123	126	n/a
Total Offenders:	2325	2328	n/a
Compliance Checks	21	19

Juvenile Division
SRO Section
No data

Investigative Section
Total routed cases-98
Total assigned cases-62
MISPER cases-39

Juvenile Division- Jail processing by arrest:

FELONY ASSAULT
P4
11-295895 ASLT2, 35 and Knox Av N on 09/30/2011 at 18:26 hours. A victim was shot and transported to NMMC. The case was assigned to Sgt. Davison for investigation. Open case.

11-301589 ASLT2, 24xx Logan Av N on 10/05/2011, on 10/05/2011 at 23:15 hours. A victim of a stab wound was reported at NMMC. The case was assigned to Sgt Kassa for investigation. Open case.

11-301196 DASLT3, 16xx 27^th Av N on 10/05/2011, 17:50 hours. The victim reported attempt strangulation. The case was assigned to Sgt. Mc Shane. Open case.

P5
11-300916 ASLT4, DLR and Nicollet on 10/05/2011 at 13:20 hours. The suspect was arrested for ASLT4 after the assault on the arresting officer. The case was assigned to Sgt. Waletzki. The case was completed and forwarded to the CA to review for charges.

ROBBERY
P1
11-298849 ROBPER, 2^nd St N and Hennepin Av S on 10/03/2011 at 17:45 hours. The victim was robbed; the loss was a cell phone. Three suspects were arrested by patrol officers. The case was assigned to Sgt. Schwartz. The case was submitted to the CA to review for charges.

11-299066 ROBPER, 5^th and Nicollet Mall on 10/03/2011 at 21:10 hours. Patrol officers arrested a suspect for robbery. The loss was a cell phone. The case was assigned to Sgt. Grahn. The CA filed charges.

11-299187 ROBPER, 5^th and Hennepin on 10/03/2011 at 23:00 hours. The victim was robbed; the loss was a cell phone. Patrol officers arrested a suspect at the scene. The case was assigned to Sgt. Roering. The case was completed and forwarded to the CA to review for charges.

Forensics Division
Computer Forensics: 94 Pending Proactive Child Porn Distribution Cases; 2 Examinations Pending; 5 Examinations Completed; 10 Examinations in Progress; 13 number of media examined; 1 Technical Assistance Requests.

Firearms: 6 Guns Examined; 100 DCC's Examined; 18 fired bullets examined; 23 IBIS Entries; 2450 IBIS Correlations Made; 38 positive IDs made; 5 inconclusive IDs made; 4 other services provided.

Field Operations: Processed 34 Crime Scenes and 451 items of evidence. 83 items collected. Developed 61 latents; examined 73 latents; 880 latent comparisons were made; 14 latent prints ID’d; 2 suspects ID’d; 16 Bio samples collected; 2 Morgue/HCMC victims printed. 1468 photos taken; 5 CD copied; 38 MAFIN entries; 2 MAFIN hits; 2 scene sketches created; 1 videos taken.

Forensic Garage: 3 vehicles processed, 1 VIN check.

MAFIN: 570 reverse searches and 1008 comparisons made. 1 MAFIN entry; 1 case assist; 20 palm prints reverse searches.

Photo Lab: 51 digital evidence processed; 5 photographic evidence rolls processed; 6 CDs created; 337 3x5s, 72 4x6 photo prints created; 1 photo search warrant completed.

Video: 51 video copies made; 14 CD/DVDs analyzed; 527 still photos printed; 10 photo discs made; 3 Precinct camera requests; 1 data practice request filled; 1 video recovery services from businesses; 18 other services.

SPECIAL OPERATIONS DIVISION
SOD Patrol 
Tuesday Oct. 4^th

 Tonight we only had 4 officers working. During the shift they worked directed patrol in the 3^rd and 4^th Precincts and were involved in the following:
15 – Calls
 8 – TLE’s/Suspicious Vehicles
1 – Suspicious Person
 1 – Misd. traffic arrest for DAR
 1 – Misd. warrant arrest for trespassing
 1 – PC Narcotics Arrest (See Below)

 11-300165 Squad 923 (Officers Kaspszak and Valencia) assisted the 3^rd Precinct CRT Team with a narcotics RIP near Franklin Ave. and 5^th Ave. South. Upon stopping the vehicle 58 grams of crack cocaine were recovered from the male passenger in the vehicle. This party was then transported to HCJ and booked for PC Narcotics.

Wednesday Oct. 5^th
SOD Patrol Officers primarily worked the Fourth Precinct. It was a very quiet night.
SOD Patrol Officers reported the following activity as of 0152 hours:
 35 Calls answered or initiated
 6 SUSPP Stops
 16 TLE/SUSPV Stops
 5 Misdemeanor arrests

Thursday Oct. 6^th
It was another quiet night, despite the warm weather. SOD Patrol Officers worked the Fourth and Third Precincts.

 Officers reported the following activity as of 0146 hours:
37 Calls answered or initiated
 22 TLE/SUSPV Stops
 2 SUSPP Stops
 5 Misdemeanor arrests

Friday Oct. 7^th
SOD Patrol Officers stood by as a CART Team for the Occupy MN protest. There were very few problems. When it became clear a CART Team would not be needed, officers patrolled the First Preicnct, and assisted on a few other calls in other precincts. All-in-all, it was an uneventful night.

Saturday October 8^th
SOD Patrol Officers assisted the First Precinct with the Occupy MN protest and the Zombie Pub crawl. The Occupy MN protest was very uneventful. The Zombie Pub crawl was a huge event, with well over 10,000 participants. Eventually, the streets in the 7 Corners area became clogged with vehicles and people, making it almost impossible for emergency vehicles to respond to incidents in the area. SOD Patrol Officers then manned a 1280 van and served as a CART team with less lethal options in case of a help call or an officer rescue was needed. Luckily, there were no major incidents.

Sunday October 9^th
2 Sergeants, 5 Officers working tonight.

Squad 924 Macias/Rick stopped a vehicle for an equipment violation and recognized that the occupants in this vehicle matched the descriptions of people who were robbing and assaulting people last night downtown on Nicollet Mall and the surrounding area.  Turns out that 3 out of the 4 of these individuals had warrants and were arrested, vehicle also towed.  All parties were squad video taped and identified, downloaded for investigators.  CCN#:  11-306,491.  Excellent piece of proactive and investigative police work!

Totals for this evening were as follows:
Calls:34
TLE’s/Susp Vehicles:  23
Susp Per:  3
Felony/Gross Misdemeanor arrests:  3|
Misdemeanor arrests:  5

Monday October 10^th
I had two squad cars working tonight. Squad 923 worked the 3^rd Pct. and squad 926 worked the 4^th Pct.

923
8 calls for service
4 TLES
1 misdemeanor tag

CCN 3074567 Officers observed a vehicle fitting the description of a vehicle used in a PI with injuries, hit and run. They stopped the vehicle and discovered that he was the suspect in the hit and run. He was booked on two gross misdemeanor offenses, one of which was DWI the other for the hit and run.

926
10 calls
7 TLES
2 misdemeanor tags

SUMMARY|
CALLS 139
TLE’s / SUSPV 80
SUSPP 10
FEL ARR. 4
MISD. ARR 19

High Risk Warrant Service  
10-05-11

 Risk at 7XX Lyndale Ave.N. for P4 CRT. Two warrant arrests and a small amount of marijuana recovered.  CCN 11-301198

 Risk at 3XX ½ W. Lake St. for P1 CRT. One male arrested for PC Narc after a he dropped a baggie of suspected cocaine and hid in a stairwell.  He was on parole and will be finishing out his sentence behind bars. Four DISHOUSE tags issued.  37.2 grams of suspected cocaine seized, with a small amount of marijuana and two .22 caliber bullets.  CCN 11-301298

 10-06-11
Risk at 24XX Lyndale Ave. N. (Up) for Hennepin County VOTF.  Problem address involving YNT gang members.  Five arrests for PC Weapons and Narcotics.  One pound of marijuana seized, 15 hits of Ecstacy and a 9mm pistol.  CCN 11-302331

10-07-11
Assist with the “OccupyMN” protest at the Government center.  CCN 11-303141

10-11-11
Assist with the Lynx Parade/ OccupyMN March.

Risk at 24XX Lyndale Ave. N. (Down) for the PIC Unit (MPD Vicious Animal investigators).  This is the same duplex that we did the previous week. Four abandoned pitbull dogs recovered by Animal Control agents; the occupants seemed to have moved.  CCN 11-308052

SWAT officers also attended in-service training throughout the week.

K9
K9 team assisted 3^rd pct officers who were chasing two suspects who fled from a stolen vehicle. K9 tracked and located both suspects at 22^nd/E. Lake.

K9 team assisted 4^th pct officers in searching for evidence after suspects fled from a stolen vehicle involved in a gun pointing incident. K9 located evidence at 28xx Girard AVE NO.

K9 team conducted two public demonstrations for the Public Safety Event at 10 West Lake St.

K9 officer stopped a suspicious vehicle at 24^th/Portland AVE SO. The driver was booked on an outstanding warrant.

K9 officer observed a stolen vehicle at 32^nd/Coulmbus AVE SO. One suspect was booked into HCJ.

Two K9 teams assisted Bomb Techs conducting explosives sweeps for the Vikings/Cardinals football game at the Metrodome.

Bomb Squad
Sunday October 2^nd:

Assisted the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway Police with a suspicious object discovered inside of a locomotive.

Interviewed suspect in HCJ and completed investigation into the bomb threat at 35xx Columbus Ave. South.

Monday October 3^rd:
Presented the bomb threat case from 35xx Columbus Ave. South to the Hennepin County Attorneys Office.

Responded to a suspicious object at 9xx Central Ave. NE. The device was examined and found to be a line locator for locating underground gas lines.

Tuesday October 4^th:
Callout 4^th Ave N and West River Parkway on a suspicious package. The item was open and determined to be jogging clothing left from the TC Marathon.

Wednesday October 5^th:
Responded to the 3^rd pct for possible hand grenade. The grenade was examined and found to be a gas dispersal grenade.

Thursday October 6^th:
Assisted the Blaine Police Department with a piece of military ordnance that was discovered at a residence in their city. The World War II ordnance was transported to range for disposal.

Friday October 7^th:
Assisted with the VIPR detail for Homeland Security at Minneapolis Bus Station

Conducted a bomb sweep at Temple Israel, 23xx Emerson Ave. South.

Responded to 3xx Xerxes Ave North on a suspicious backpack. The owner of the backpack arrived and claimed it.

Traffic and Accident Investigations
Traffic Officers made 422 stops last week and of those stops, issued 421 citations and made 29 arrests.  Officers also investigated 20 accidents, 4 of which were squad accidents.

Accident Investigations assigned 26 cases.

Blue Sheets: Morgan and Chestnut – 4 stops and 3 tags.

Regular/Sustained Patrol: 33^rd and Central, Lake and Lyndale, 41^st and Penn, Minnehaha Pkwy and 50^th, Lake and Calhoun Pkwy, 26^th and Euclid, 26^th and Hiawatha, Cedar and Edgewater and 54^th and Hiawatha.

Strategic Information and Crime Management Division
No data- ever

Support Services Division

	Period to Date			Year to Date
	2011	2010	%	2011	2010	%
Property Inventories	875	1093	-19.95%	36166	40124	-9.9%
Booking Sheets Processed	294	378	-22.22%	12191	13986	-12.8%
Telephone Calls Received	463			14756
Expungements	13	3	333.33%	634	496	27.8%
Video/Photo Data Req.	12	7	71.43%	440	508	-13.4%
Documents Entered	130	103	26.21%	4923	4930	-0.1%
Supplements	135	117	15.38%	5027	5200	-3.3%
Walk-in Customers Served	359			13104
Total Requests for Data	1553			55138

Last updated Oct. 31, 2011

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