North/East police blotter

BAYTOWN TOWNSHIP

OCT. 23

Suspicious activity. Authorities transported a man to Regions Hospital after he was found at the front door of a home in the 13000 block of 40th Street yelling for help at 1:15 a.m. The man had blood and vomit on him and was shoeless. He was traced to a nearby rollover and uncooperative after being read his Miranda rights. A blood sample was taken to determine his blood alcohol level.

BETHEL

NOV. 11

Theft. A vehicle was stolen from the 200 block of St. Francis Boulevard NW.

CHAMPLIN

Property damage. A garage door was damaged on the 11200 block of Marshview Lane.

OCT. 16

Theft. Electronics were stolen from a vehicle on the 7700 block of 114th Avenue.

FALCON HEIGHTS

OCT. 29

HAM LAKE

NOV. 3

Theft. A bow was stolen from an unlocked vehicle on the 17600 block of Central Avenue NE.

LAKE ST. CROIX BEACH

OCT. 27

MAHTOMEDI

OCT. 31

Stolen pop machine. A pop machine was found near a ball field in the area of Lincolntown Avenue and Long Lake Road. The door had been pried open and money and beverages were taken.

MAPLEWOOD

OCT. 27

SCANDIA

OCT. 28

Animal concern. A donkey was reported loose in a yard in the area of Morgan Avenue and 238th Street. The complainant said it wasn't the first time her neighbor's donkey came into her yard.

ST. ANTHONY

NOV. 2

NOV. 7

Drugs. A 16-year-old boy was arrested for possession of marijuana in a motor vehicle, another 16-year-old boy was arrested for driving after cancellation and speeding, and a 19-year-old man was arrested for possession of a controlled substance following a traffic stop at Silver Lake Road NE. and 34th Avenue NE.

WOODBURY

OCT. 23

Suspicious activity. A man called police because he thought someone broke into his home overnight and poisoned his and his wife's e-cig devices. He said he thought he heard someone in the home during the night but didn't check. The next morning he and his wife thought their e-cig devices tasted and smelled different. Although there was no sign of forced entry police took fluid from the devices to check for toxic substances.