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Reward offered in Chaska golf course vandalism, burlgary
Chaska police are offering a reward for information leading to the suspects who vandalized and burglarized a city-run golf course last month.
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Chaska police are offering a reward for information leading to the suspects who vandalized and burglarized a city-run golf course last month.
One or more persons forced open a door to the clubhouse of the Chaska Par 30 Golf Course sometime after closing Aug. 17 and before opening Aug. 18. The suspects cut a telephone line to the building at 1207 Hazeltine Dr., and "did general vandalism," said Sgt. John Kehrberg.
The miscreants also took cash and dumped a safe into a pond, Kehrberg said.
A golf course employee discovered the missing cash and the damage when she showed up for work the next morning.
Police are offering a reward of up to $300. Anybody with information can call 952-448-4200.
Tim Harlow • harlow@startribune.com
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