Washington County police blotter

NOV. 30

Abandoned vehicle. Police responded to a report regarding a vehicle with Wisconsin license plates parked on the road in the area of Partridge Circle and 145th Street. Police were unable to contact the owner.

NOV. 30

Theft. Ski equipment was reported stolen at Afton Alps, 6600 Peller Av.

NOV. 29

Suspicious activity. Red laser lights were reported shining on a wall in a home in the 15000 block of Falk Drive. The laser lights appeared to be coming from the woods behind the residence.

NOV. 30

NOV. 30

Noise complaint. Police responded to a report of loud music coming from a residence in the Cimarron trailer park. Citations were issued for underage consumption of alcohol.

NOV. 29

Vandalism report. Someone placed fireworks in a mailbox in the 100 block of Old Wildwood Road. There was no damage and no suspect.

NOV. 30

NOV. 29

Cows in roadway. Police responded to a report of cows in the road in the area of Paul Avenue and Ostlund Avenue.

Property damage. A woman in the area of 169th Street and Kimbro Avenue reported hitting her neighbor's mailbox and damaging it.

NOV. 27

Property damage. A 28-year-old woman in the 1300 block of Gentry Avenue reported observing her cousin smash out the windows of their friend's parked car.

NOV. 30

Prescription fraud. A pharmacist at Target, 7900 32nd St., reported that a woman attempted to have a prescription filled for 150 tabs of Oxydodone. It was determined that the prescription was fraudulent; the woman then left without the drug.

NOV. 28

Burglary. Two women reported interrupting car break-ins at an underground garage in the 5600 block of Hadley Avenue. Video showed two suspects who had forced their way in and begun breaking into cars; $1,590 worth of items had been taken from one vehicle.

NOV. 29

John Wareham • 612-673-7759