BURNSVILLE

SEPT. 3

Burglary. Sheriff's deputies responded to a home in the 10800 block of Cedarbridge Avenue S. to take a report of a theft of artwork valued at $10,000.

SEPT. 5

Burglary. Near the 10800 block of Clifton Avenue, deputies took a report of a theft of over $53,000 in items including two engagement rings, a men's mountain bike and a Magnavox LCD plasma flat screen television.

Belle Plaine

SEPT. 9

Theft. A 15-year-old boy from Belle Plaine was cited for shoplifting from Cub Foods, 1198 E. Vierling Dr.

Prior Lake

SEPT. 4

Traffic. A Shakopee man, 20, was arrested near NE. Eagle Creek Avenue for a Carver County warrant and giving false information to a police officer. A 17-year-old was cited for a curfew violation.

SEPT. 5

Traffic. At Dakota Parkway and E. County Road 42 an officer conducted a traffic stop. The driver, a 24-year-old woman from Deer River, Minn., was arrested and jailed for a failure to appear on a warrant out of Anoka County.

SEPT. 13

Theft. Officers arrested two men, both 21, for theft of beer from the Holiday Station at 16800 SE. Duluth Av. One was from Prior Lake and the other was from Shakopee.

SEPT. 15

Burglary. A child's ATV and adult tools, total value $1,700, were stolen from a garage and a truck tire was slashed in the 3700 block of NW. Marsh Street.

Savage

AUG. 22

Warrant assist. Scott County sheriff's deputies aided in the arrest of a 28-year-old Shakopee woman in the 13700 block of Inglewood Avenue on a warrant from Scott, Hennepin and Washington counties for driving after revocation, giving false information to a police officer and fifth-degree drug possession.

Shakopee

SEPT. 1

Weapon offense. Sheriff's deputies responded to a call from the DNR in the 7700 block of E County Road 101 about a person with a gun. A Bloomington man, 40, was arrested for possession of a sawed-off shotgun.

SEPT. 6

Theft. A 17-year-old boy from St Francis was cited for gate crashing at Valleyfair.

Tim Labatt • 612-288-8319

Items are selected from reports made to police departments and are not intended to provide a comprehensive picture of crime.