YOUR GUIDE TO THE TWIN CITIES
Items are not intended to provide a comprehensive picture of crime.
Blaine OCT. 19
Computer crime. A man in the 12700 block of NE. Aberdeen Street told police he had a business fallout with three people during the past month. On Oct. 19, he received a phone call from a man who wanted to engage in a sexual relationship with him after the caller said he conversed with the man on the Internet. The man reported that he has not been able to get into his "Hot or Not" account and believes that the three people he had the fallout with are responsible for putting his phone number on his account, making it seem as though he was soliciting gay sex. Police spoke to the three people who said the man left the business a month ago and they hadn't heard from him. None of the three admitted to hacking into any accounts.
Property damage. Someone in the 2200 block of NE. Quail Creek Parkway reported that a "MacGyver bomb" exploded in their front yard and the same thing happened in the driveway about two weeks ago.
OCT. 20
Property damage. A woman told police that someone spray-painted a fire hydrant in the area of NE. Davenport Street and NE. 121st Avenue. When police arrived, they found a blue spray-painted racial slur on new curbing on E. 121st Avenue. A construction sign, a realty sign, a fire hydrant, a street sign and several mailboxes were also spray-painted. A man in the 12200 block of NE. Davenport Street found his white enclosed trailer parked on the street was spray-painted blue, too. The man believes the color is "Bengal blue" and suspects Blaine High School students.
OCT. 22
Property damage. Someone in the 2200 block of NE. Quail Creek Parkway reported that someone tossed green dye on their garage door and brick siding. The green dye was removed with water, but the person reported similar activities being a constant problem in the area and would like extra patrol.
OCT. 23
Explosion. A man in the 2600 block of NE. Deer Ridge Drive reported that he was knocked out of bed from an explosion from the north and that he saw flames. Police found a 10- by 20-foot fire with exploded gas containers in it. Police said a teenager who lives at the house and others were inside drinking and hid, refusing to answer the door. The fire department responded and put out the fire. Eventually, police met with the suspects and the property owner. The teenager who lives at the house was cited for obstructing the legal process.
OCT. 25
Theft. A man reported that someone stole his gas tank from his back yard in the 100 block of NE. 113th Avenue. The man said the gas tank was for sale on Craigslist.
OCT. 28
Burglary. A man in the 10460 block of NE. Vermillion Circle reported that upon arriving home, he found his lock-box key missing, the front door open 6 inches and the alarm going off. The man said nothing was missing from the house.
OCT. 29
Theft. A woman reported that her DirecTV satellite dish was taken from her deck in the 1180 block of NE. 122nd Lane. The thieves cut the cable and unbolted the dish from the deck.
OCT. 30
Theft. A woman in the 40 block of NE. 114th Lane reported that someone stole her Vicodin prescription pain killer and replaced it with Tylenol.
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