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 Desiree Schroepfer Darrin Schultz Bob Stephens Curt Sticha Dave Streefland Tony Sundgaard Sean Sweeney Eric Tessmer Jeffrey Thul Lori Tripp Robbe Waller Bob Wegner All guilty of something….. On January 12th, officers stopped a vehicle for a traffic violation. When speaking with the driver, it was discovered she didn’t have a valid driver's license, and could not provide proof of insurance for her car. Further investigation revealed a passenger in the vehicle also had an outstanding Washington County arrest warrant for criminal damage to property. Both the driver and passenger were arrested and taken to the Dakota County Jail. Give me your name one more time.... On January 16th, while on patrol, officers stopped a vehicle for an equipment violation. Officer Moseng made contact with the driver and asked for identification. The driver provided identification that was questionable whereupon it was learned the driver was lying about his identity. Upon positive identification, police determined the suspect had an active arrest warrant from Goodhue County. Moreover, further investigation revealed the man was in possession of stolen property, and was driving with a revoked driver’s license. The suspect was arrested and transported to the Dakota County Jail for false information to police, driving after revocation, possession of stolen property, possessing a stolen license plate, no proof of insurance, and having a faulty exhaust system on his vehicle. We found him…. On January 16th, officers were dispatched to a local apartment complex to a check the welfare of an individual who had not shown up for work that day. Based upon an employers request, officers visited the apartment and did not locate the man. Several hours later, a family member contacted Eagan Police concerned about his welfare as they had not heard from him either. Through investigation, it was discovered the guy was in the Scott County Jail and being held on DUI charges. This is for real….. On January 18th, officers were called to a home on Wescott Square regarding a physical altercation between two adult men. They arrived and discovered the two were arguing over a missing video game. A fight ensued resulting in one man biting off the tip of the other’s left index finger. Immediately afterwards, the suspect chased the victim with a knife until the injured man was able to spray a fire extinguisher into the suspect’s face. The suspect was arrested for two counts of assault and transported to the Dakota County Jail. The victim was taken to the hospital and treated for his injuries. I’ll turn on my lights, but I am going home….. On January 20th at approximately 11:00 pm, Officer Boekhoff observed a vehicle on Rahncliff Court without any headlights illuminated. He drove behind the vehicle to initiate a traffic stop and noticed the driver turning on the car’s headlights. Officers attempted to pull the vehicle over, however, the suspect continued to drive another one and one-half miles until he reached his home where he pulled into his garage. Officers made contact with the suspect and could immediately smell an alcoholic odor. Field testing showed an initial blood alcohol level of .124 where the suspect began resisting arrest. Ultimately, he was arrested for fleeing a police officer in motor vehicle, DUI, obstructing a legal process, and driving without headlights. What’cha doing…… On January 20th, officers were at a local hotel looking for a guest who had an outstanding arrest warrant. They were unable to locate the suspect, but while at the hotel, noticed a suspicious vehicle parked in front. The vehicle was occupied by one male where officers engaged him in conversation. Through investigation, officers discovered the man came to the hotel to meet a prostitute. After officers located the woman, she along with the man were taken into custody. Both are expected to be charged.
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 Margaret Knoll Susan Kroeger Joanne O’Keefe Susan Peterson Cindy Scipioni Susan Smart Police Chaplains Deb Brown James Borgschatz George Martin Rod Carlson Rich Klish Mark Jarvinen Jim Kroonblawd Ray Yarwood Who Reads the Blue Blotter? Mike Abbott, Cub Scout Leader and Eagan Resident The fire lane will get you every single time….. On January 25th, while on routine patrol, Sergeant Collins located a vehicle parked in a fire lane at a local retail outlet. Upon making contact with the driver, Collins discovered the man provided a fictitious name because he had a revoked driver’s license. A record’s check revealed the suspect had a history of providing false information to police officers and was arrested for driving after revocation on previous occasions. The man was jailed for providing false information to police, and driving after cancellation. You’re not that old..Where do you find the time to get into so much trouble? On January 25th, HealthEast Paramedics called 911 to report a vehicle parked in the middle of Galaxie Avenue. They reported seeing an adult male “slumped over” in the vehicle. Officers arrived and made contact with the driver. Immediately, they could smell an alcoholic odor coming from inside the vehicle and could see a bottle of whiskey perched on the seat next to the suspect. The man admitted to driving his vehicle and consuming alcohol. He was taken into custody and arrested for DUI, liquor possession by persons under the age of 21, open bottle, driving after revocation, and for two outstanding arrest warrants. A record’s check also confirmed two prior DUI’s in 2011. He had an initial blood alcohol level of .159. “This was stupid, I did it”…. On January 25th, officers responded to a theft in progress occurring at a local retail outlet. They arrived and discovered the suspect fled in a vehicle. Moments later, Officer Ondrey located the suspect on 35E and initiated a traffic stop. He made contact with the suspect who immediately stated, “This was stupid, I did it.” The suspect was arrested and taken into custody, and a record’s check confirmed he was driving without a valid driver’s license. The suspect was cited for misdemeanor theft, driving after suspension, no proof of insurance and trespassing. Forget something in your haste?…… On January 26th, officers were dispatched to the area of Cliff and Rahncliff Roads for a traffic accident. They arrived and discovered a vehicle hit a semaphore and fled the scene and noted a headlight from the suspect vehicle was left at the scene. A short time later, a male suspect along with his vehicle were located nearby. The vehicle had damage which coincided with the damage to the semaphore. Additionally, the headlight located at the crash scene belonged on the suspect vehicle. The driver was arrested for DUI, hit and run, driving after revocation, and possessing drug paraphernalia. You are not nice people…….. On January 31st, while on routine patrol, Officer Boekhoff attempted to stop a vehicle (occupied by multiple people) for a semaphore violation. The vehicle took-off, and a short pursuit ensued. When the car stopped, one person got out and complied with officers. The driver of the vehicle, along with another occupant “bailed” and fled on foot. While running from police, the driver dropped a magazine loaded with .40 caliber ammunition. Ultimately, both were located and arrested by Eagan Police. A Bloomington K-9 arrived to help search for additional evidence and located a .40 caliber handgun. The driver was arrested and jailed for fleeing police in a motor vehicle, felon in possession of firearm, possession of marijuana in motor vehicle, possession of drug paraphernalia, fleeing police on foot, driving after revocation, and failure to obey a semaphore. The passenger that ran was arrested for fleeing on foot. The suspects all had lengthy criminal histories. 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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