Thursday, May 23, 2013
The most recent Plymouth Police Report shows a fire that could have been arson in a portable toilet and one woman arrested for prostitution.
From May 9-15 the Plymouth Police Department reported 46 incidents, which included the following: • One arson May 11 reported that a portable toilet was destroyed by a fire that appeared intentionally set on the 1800 block of Shadyview Circle North. Loss of $1,000. The case is under investigation. • Four DWIs • Four hit and runs • One prostitution arrest on May 14 involved an investigation of possible prostitution activity on the 2600 block of Annapolis Lane North, with one suspect, a 20-year-old Wisconsin woman, arrested. Join Plymouth MN Patch for more community news or join us on Facebook and Twitter.
Wednesday, May 22, 2013
The latest Plymouth Police blotter shows a juvenile selling tobacco to another juvenile and a driver under the influence driving through a ditch.
From May 9-15 the Plymouth Police Department reported 46 incidents, which included the following: • One failed tobacco compliance check; on May 14 officers conducted a tobacco compliance check and the suspect, a 17-year-old juvenile, was arrested for selling tobacco to a minor at a business on the 6000 block of Shenandoah Lane North. • One instance of fraud • Three instances in which controlled substances were found, one incident on May 9 reported that officers received multiple calls regarding a possible intoxicated driver. The suspect vehicle was located and stopped after driving through a ditch and veering off Highway 55 at Medicine Lake Blvd. The driver failed sobriety tests and formal complaint charges are pending test results. Join …
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
The most recent Plymouth Police report shows a number stolen items including cars, jewelry, copper, a mat and more.
From May 9-15 the Plymouth Police Department reported 46 incidents, which included the following: • Two residential burglaries • Nine thefts, items stolen included: bicycle (later returned), front door mat, jewelry, construction equipment, gasoline, backpack, book of checks, credit card and copper from an irrigation system. • Two thefts from a vehicle, items stolen included: $200, Kindle Fire and miscellaneous items. • Two motor vehicle thefts, one on May 15 reported that officers responded to a motor vehicle theft from a business parking lot on the 2400 block of Xenium Lane North. The other incident May 13 reported a victim who said his car was stolen from a parking lot on the 10800 block of Rockford Road. Join Plymouth MN Patch for more …
Monday, May 20, 2013
The latest Plymouth Police blotter shows juveniles causing injury to others, attempting to break into a building.
From May 9-15 the Plymouth Police Department reported 46 incidents, which included the following: • Two assaults, one reported May 10 included a juvenile suspect who grabbed the victim’s arm causing minor injury happening on the 4900 block of Peony Lane North. The case is under investigation. • Two DOCs • One court order violation • Four domestic assaults • Two instances of harassment • Five criminal damages to property including an incident on May 10 that reported two 14-year-old female suspects were observed damaging a window to gain entrance to a building on the 3700 block of Pilgrim Lane North. Both girls were arrested for criminal damage to property. Join Plymouth MN Patch for more community news or join us on Facebook and Twitter.
Thursday, May 16, 2013
The latest Plymouth Police blotter shows two prostitution arrests, cars keyed on school property and around 20 or more trees cut down on private property.
From May 2-8 the Plymouth Police Department reported 46 incidents, which included the following: • One forgery • One fraud • One instance of prostitution reported May 8 on the 2600 block of Annapolis Lane North in which a 30-year-old Minneapolis man and a 25-year-old woman were arrested. • Six criminal damages to property including two cars keyed in a school parking lot, 20 to 25 trees cut down valued at $4,000 on private property, paintball and graffiti damage to buildings and a smashed windshield. Join Plymouth MN Patch for more community news or join us on Facebook and Twitter.
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
The latest Plymouth Police blotter shows two 17-year-olds caught drinking and driving, hit and runs and a gas station fails a tobacco compliance check.
From May 2-8 the Plymouth Police Department reported 46 incidents, which included the following: • One DWI included two 17-year-old females, one driving and the other a passenger, cited for a DWI and underage drinking May 4 on the 800 block of 9th Avenue North. • Four hit and runs • One instance of controlled substance found • One failed tobacco compliance check reported on May 3 at a gas station on the 9600 block of 36th Avenue North. The suspect, a 20-year-old St. Paul man, was booked and released for selling tobacco to a minor. Join Plymouth MN Patch for more community news or join us on Facebook and Twitter.
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
The most recent Plymouth Police report shows harassment at work, harassment from a former landlord and 13-year-old girls fighting at school.
From May 2-8 the Plymouth Police Department reported 46 incidents, which included the following: • One disorderly conduct or DOC included two 13-year-old females engaging in a physical fight May 3 at a school on the 10000 block of 36th Avenue North. • Two domestic assaults • One order violation • Two instances of harassment one included an employee who received an anonymous threatening letter at work, which was reported to police May 2 from the 2100 block of Fernbrook Lane North. The other instance was reported May 3 in which the victims said his wife and he were being harassed by their former landlord. Join Plymouth MN Patch for more community news or join us on Facebook and Twitter.
Monday, May 13, 2013
The latest Plymouth Police blotter shows numerous thefts including electronics, groceries, leggings, a vacuum cleaner and more.
From May 2-8 the Plymouth Police Department reported 46 incidents, which included the following: • One residential burglary reported May 6 on the 15500 block of 26th Avenue North, nothing reported stolen, just evidence that someone had entered the apartment and items were moved around as if someone could be coming back to get them. • Nineteen thefts, items stolen included: two flat screen televisions, iPhones, medication, leggings, cash, headphones, “hotspot” device, gasoline, cell phones, Xbox, laptop, television with remote and cable box and several incidents of items stolen from area stores including hundreds of dollars worth of groceries. • Four thefts from vehicles, items stolen included: vacuum cleaner, dishes, tools, equipment, …
Monday, May 6, 2013
The following are a selection of notable incidents responded to by the Plymouth Police Department between April 26 and May 1. Not intended to be a comprehensive log of activity.
Police cited a 17-year-old female for assault May 1 following an altercation on the 10600 block of 36th Avenue North. A victim on the 6100 block of Niagara Lane North reported an unknown suspect entered their home while they were sleeping April 28 and stole electronics and other items. The case is under investigation. Items valued at $300 were reported stolen from a residence on the 5500 block of Nathan Lane on April 30. No sign of forced entry was observed. A 16-year-old male was cited for being in a park after hours April 29 after an officer observed an occupied vehicle on the 10000 block of 36th Avenue North. The juvenile was under the influence of marijuana and released to his parents. A 15-year-old male student was found to be in …
Friday, March 22, 2013
Information provided by the Plymouth Police Department and believed accurate.
The following are a selection of notable incidents responded to by Plymouth police officers between March 14 and March 20. Not intended to be a comprehensive log of activity. Burglary Electronics and jewelry valued at nearly $5,000 was reported stolen March 20 from a residence on the 14300 block of 38th Avenue North. A window was broken to gain access to the home. The case remains under investigation. Complainant reported around 1 a.m. March 17 that a rock was thrown through the window of a commercial property on the 4300 block of Vicksburg Lane. An unsuccessful attempt was reportedly made to steal a flat-screen television. Loss limited to damaged window. Unknown suspects stole appliances March 18 from a house under construction on the …
Stefanie Briggs
7:11 pm on Tuesday, May 14, 2013
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