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Apple Valley
MAY 21
Theft. Someone took several cases of beer as a truck was making a delivery to a business in the 15200 block of Galaxie Avenue.
MAY 24
Indecent exposure. As an officer was sitting at County Road 42 and Gardenview Drive, she saw a local boy she recognized walk by. He continued walking, then stopped, dropped his pants and "mooned' passing vehicles. He then ran. He was issued a summons.
MAY 25
Theft. Someone stole three cases of beer from an open garage in the 13500 block of Gossamer Way.
MAY 26
Arson. Police and fire officials are investigating two vehicle fires that were set during the early morning hours in the 13500 block of Flint Lane.
Belle Plaine
MAY 2
Miscellaneous. A resident in the 24500 block of Keystone Lane reported having trouble with their teeth and grinding them.
Burnsville
APRIL 25
Theft. Outgoing mail was stolen from the 13200 block of Girard Avenue.
Eagan
MAY 26
Property damage. A vehicle was damaged while it was parked in an underground garage at Royal Oaks Apartments, 3517 Federal Dr.
Theft. A vehicle was broken into while it was parked in the garage at Woodridge Apartments, 3255 Coachman Road. Cell phone chargers, $200 from the glove box, a cell phone and a Tom Tom navigation device were stolen. The front passenger window was smashed.
Elko
MAY 19
Prowler. A resident in the 9700 block of E. Blackpool Court reported seeing a man peeking into windows.
New Prague
MAY 19
Animal complaint. Someone reported that two pigs in the 2600 block of E. 280th Street were causing a hazard.
Prior Lake
MAY 6
Property damage. A Bobcat excavator was buried in the mud in the 20900 block of Pin Oak Lane.
MAY 21
Theft. Garage doors were stolen from Crystal Bay Townhomes, 3607 NW. Crystal Bay Lane.
Theft. A flower basket was stolen from the cemetery at the Church of St. Michael, 5437 SE. 160th St.
Savage
MAY 21
Property damage. Police received a report of graffiti spray-painted on the hockey rink boards at Canterbury Park, 13444 S. Inglewood Av.
Scott County
MAY 5
Road hazard. Boards with nails sticking out were lying in the middle of the road near Hwy. 169 and W. County Road 101.
MAY 12
Suspicious person. A resident reported a man dressed in black was riding a bicycle near W. Hwy. 13 and Glenhurst Avenue S.
MAY 17
Mischief. A woman reported that her neighbors were spitting on her deck in the 16700 block of SE. Brunswick Avenue.
MAY 19
Property damage. A man reported that someone shot a paintball at his wife's car near Pillsbury Avenue and E. 280th Street.
Shakopee
MAY 5
Animal complaint. A loose calf was reported in front of a house in the 12900 block of Marystown Road.
MAY 6
Smell. A person in the 200 block of 4th Avenue W. reported smelling something hot in the area.
Aimee Blanchette • 612-673-1712
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