Eagan Police Blue Blotter - City of Eagan

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William Cytryszewski Judy Dretzke Lisa Fancher Brian Gunderson Tracy Harrell Scott Heath Andy Helgerson Pat Hogan Todd Kirchgatter Ben Koenke Mark Kritzeck Tony Lejcher David Letourneau James Logan Steve Lounsbury Aaron Machtemes Paul Maier Joe Marshall Doug Matteson Daniel McCarty Chris Meade Joseph Moseng Luke Nelson Tom Nelson Matt Ondrey Karin Pederson Jim Proshek Mike Reuss Brian Rezny Daniel Roseth Brian Rundquist Mark Ryan Michael Schneider Desiree Schroepfer Darrin Schultz Bob Stephens Curt Sticha Dave Streefland Tony Sundgaard Sean Sweeney Eric Tessmer Jeffrey Thul Calvin Tschida Robbe Waller Bob Wegner We know your hiding spots… On May 5th, while on routine patrol, Officer Thul observed a vehicle speeding on Cedar Avenue. He initiated a traffic stop and made contact with the driver. In speaking with the subject, Officer Thul detected an alcoholic odor emanating from within the car. The suspect stated she had had “a couple” drinks earlier in the evening yet had bloodshot and watery eyes. A drug recognition expert with the Minnesota State Patrol, evaluated the suspect and discovered she was under the influence of a controlled substance. The lady was taken into custody, and while conducting an inventory search, officers located marijuana, drug paraphernalia, and a small vial connected to the suspect’s keychain that contained miscellaneous pills. She was arrested for Driving Under the Influence (DUI) and taken into custody. Let your ex go or we will take you away….. On May 6th, officers were called to a home on Crossroad Court regarding an unwanted party. Officers arrived and discovered the female resident was arguing with her ex-boyfriend and wanted him to leave. It was discovered the male had an outstanding warrant for his arrest. He was taken into custody and driven to the Dakota County Jail. Can’t drive a scooter either….. Too drunk to find my dog….. On May 15th, officers responded to a local restaurant regarding an intoxicated male that was attempting to leave on a scooter. While in the area, police located the suspect several blocks away lying on the ground next to the scooter. Investigation revealed the man was involved in a crash. He submitted to field sobriety tests and was arrested for DUI. He was later transported to the Dakota County Jail. On May 17th, Eagan Police responded to a motor vehicle accident on Wescott Road where one vehicle rolled over onto its roof. When officers arrived, they discovered the driver of the rolled vehicle was walking down the road looking for her dog. Investigation revealed she was intoxicated. The driver of another vehicle involved in the crash explained he was driving eastbound when he looked in his rearview mirror and saw the lady’s vehicle accelerating towards him at a high rate of speed. Before he could swerve out of the way, the woman’s vehicle rammed his vehicle from behind, and put his car into a spin. At the same time, the suspect’s vehicle rolled. Witnesses to the incident corroborated the victim’s story. The victim sustained minor injuries, and was transported to the hospital. The suspect was subsequently arrested and was transported to the Dakota County Jail and is expected to be charged with DUI and criminal vehicular operation. Two’s a crowd.... On May 18th, while on routine patrol, Officer Thul arrested an individual for DUI and was taking the suspect to the Eagan Police Department for processing. On the way, Thul observed a vehicle driving in the wrong lane on Blackhawk Road. Thul stopped the car where investigation revealed the second driver was also intoxicated. The man was also taken into custody for DUI and later released pending charges. Where’s mom or dad….. On May 19, officers responded to Jade Lane on the report of two individuals breaking into vehicles. They arrived and located the suspects who were inside a vehicle and were “rummaging around.” Police made contact with the suspects and discovered they were intoxicated and underage. Both were arrested and taken into custody for tampering with a motor vehicle and minor consumption. You’d be surprised what people will tell ya…… On May 23rd, police stopped a vehicle that showed the registered owner possessed a revoked driver’s license. Upon making contact with the other occupants of the vehicle, all were acting suspiciously and were extremely nervous speaking with officers. Officers asked if they were using any sort of controlled substance. All admitted they were. Further investigation revealed the driver was in possession of marijuana and the passenger was in possession of a syringe containing heroin. Both are expected to be charged for drug possession.
Office Manager Lynn Vasquez Support Services Manager Jeremy Klein Animal Control Officer Karen Grimm Community Service Officers Ray Kingsley Paul Kuehnast Crime Prevention Jill Ondrey Property Room Tech Lloyd Enos Support Staff Saundra Buenning Margaret Knoll Susan Kroeger Joanne O’Keefe Susan Peterson Cindy Scipioni Susan Smart Police Chaplains Deb Brown James Borgschatz Cindy Hendrick George Martin Rod Carlson Rich Klish Mark Jarvinen Jim Kroonblawd Ray Yarwood Who Reads the Blue Blotter? Linda Myhre, Recently Retired Eagan Police Sergeant Leaving on a jet plane…. Thanks for being up-front…. On May 23rd, Eagan Police Officers received a phone call from a United States Marshall, based in Orlando, Florida. It was conveyed an individual with a nationwide arrest warrant for “battery by strangulation” was staying at a hotel in Eagan. Officers checked the hotel and discovered there was a guest registered with the name given by the U.S. Marshall. Ultimately, police arrested the fugitive where he was transported to the Dakota County Jail awaiting extradition. On May 24th, Officer Ryan stopped a vehicle because its headlight was unlit. Upon making contact with the driver, the man stated he was unaware of the violation. Officer Ryan asked for identification where he admitted his driver’s license may not be valid. The man added he may possess an outstanding arrest warrant too. Records checks revealed the suspect had a suspended driver’s license and two arrest warrants. Ultimately, the guy was cited for driving after suspension and jailed for the warrants. A safe ending to a scary situation….. On May 26th, during a heavy rainstorm, a motorist called in a road and driving complaint regarding a vehicle that was “all over the road”. The caller reported witnessing another vehicle driving off the roadway onto sidewalks and had hit two light poles. Officers were initially unable to locate the vehicle, but a second caller phoned about the same vehicle and reported the suspect vehicle left the road and crashed into a ditch. Police responded and discovered the driver was having a diabetic reaction where he lost control of his vehicle. Fortunately, nobody was injured. A happy reunion….. On May 28th, officers were called to a local apartment complex regarding an unclothed two-year old boy walking around the parking lot all by himself. Police arrived and attempted to locate the boy’s family. They canvassed the building, asking residents if they recognized the toddler. Officers located a resident who had seen the child earlier outside an apartment on the first floor. They knocked on the apartment door and didn’t get an answer. After the police announced themselves, an adult male answered the door and stated he was not missing a child. However, after a brief conversation, the man realized his son had simply unlocked the apartment’s door and left. The two were happily reunited! If you are not currently receiving this publication via e-mail and would like to be included on the mailing list, please e-mail Katy Jonas at kjonas@cityofeagan.com and request to be added to the list. You can also find the Blue Blotter posted on our police website at www.cityofeagan.com.
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