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Twin Cities metro police blotter, May 9
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HUGO
MARCH 25
Animal complaint. A deputy observed an injured dog on the roadside in the 16000 block of Jeffrey Avenue and returned it to its owner. The owner was aware of the injury and had taken the dog to the vet.
APRIL 14
Suspicious activity. An officer responded to a report of a person possibly stealing golf clubs at Pioneer Creek Golf Course, 705 Copeland Rd. The officer determined it was a person delivering water softener salt.
JORDAN
APRIL 2
Child found. An officer was flagged down by a woman who had found a 3-year-old girl near Sunset Drive and Riverside Lane. A short time later, the girl s mother reported her missing. The mother did not know her child had left. The girl was safely returned home.
Twin Cities metro police blotter, May 2
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MARCH 18
Animal complaint. Officers responded to a report of a guinea pig running loose in the park in the 100 block of W. Golden Lake Road. Officers were unable to locate the animal.
COLUMBUS
APRIL 14
Theft. A purse was stolen from an unlocked vehicle in the 8700 block of 165th Avenue NE.
EAST BETHEL
APRIL 9
Burglary. Officers responded to a report of a burglary at a home in the 19700 block of Rochester Street NE. The home had been left unsecured and 23 firearms were stolen.
FRIDLEY
MARCH 12
Animal complaint. A resident reported there was a chipmunk in their home in the 5500 block of W. Danube Road NE. An officer responded and was unable to locate the animal. The resident was given information about live-trapping it.