South metro police blotter

Last update: July 15, 2008 - 6:41 PM

Eagan

JUNE 23

Burglary. All Saints Lutheran church at 3010 Lexington Av. S. was broken into. A hammer and screwdrivers were missing from the pastor's office.

Burglary. Two officers responded to a similar call to take a report at the Trinity Lone Oak Church at 2950 Hwy 55.

Theft. At Extended Stayamerica, 3384 Norwest Court, a woman had two friends over and was showing them jewelry. The next day one of the men returned some jewelry that he said he "accidentally" took the night before. After he left she noticed that her wedding ring was missing. The men, in town from Ohio could not be found in their room.

JORDAN

JUNE 24

Theft. A drill valued at $1,500 was taken from an unlocked vehicle in the area of 3rd Street and Broadway Street.

JUNE 30

Vandalism. In the 300 block of Hooper Street, an unlocked vehicle was rummaged through during the night.

Theft. Two $15 Target gift cards were stolen from an unlocked vehicle in the 400 block of North Wood Street.

Prior Lake

JUNE 28

Burglary. Officers responded to the 4300 block of SE Priorwood St on a report of $1,515 of property taken from a garage.

Rosemount

JUNE 29

Minor consumption. Officer arrested a young boy for purchase, possession and use of tobacco by a minor.

JUNE 30

Drug smuggling. The Dakota County Attorney announced that Jamie Eugene Bannochie Dalton, 32, of Burnsville, was sentenced by Judge Rex Stacey to 120 months in prison for his connection with a major marijuana smuggling ring.

Savage

JUNE 30

Theft. A man from Burnsville reported that his gym bag with all the contents was stolen from his locker at a business in Savage. Estimated loss about $2,000.

JULY 1

Obscenity. A business in the 5800 block of Egan Drive reported a male fondling himself. Upon arrival officers determined that the man had a leg injury.

JULY 2

Theft. Two men, ages 45 and 43, from Anoka and Lonsdale were cited for misdemeanor theft and trespassing after officers received a call of males stealing scrap metal from a Savage business.