Prior Lake police calls: March 15-22
The Prior Lake Police Department responded to and provided summaries for the following incidents March 15-22. The Prior Lake American doesn't include a comprehensive list of calls to which the department responded. Incidents are included here based on severity, impact on public safety or other factors. Those accused of crimes are presumed innocent until proven guilty.
March 16:Police received reports of a crash at the intersection of Hidden Oaks Middle School and Fish Point Road. No injuries were reported.
March 22: Police received a crash report of property damage at Ace Hardware Store. A sign was damaged. No injuries were reported.
WARRANTS March 16: A 25-year-old Prior Lake man was arrested for a Scott County gross misdemeanor warrant for intent to escape motor vehicle registration and misdemeanor motor vehicle registration operate vehicle-display plates at Tower Street Apartments.
March 19: A 20-year-old Big Lake man was arrested for a misdemeanor Sherburne County warrant for failure to appear and recreational vehicle use on public land except where prohibited at Mystic Lake Casino.
March 20: Police received theft of a cell phone valued at $1,200.00 at Mystic Lake Casino.
THEFT March 16: Police received a report of theft of a slot ticket valued at $989.41 at Mystic Lake Casino. Officer contacted suspect who paid restitution in full. No Charges were filed.
March 17: Police received report of theft of personal documents, credit card, and $680 cash at the 2000 block of Spring Lake Road. Victim did not wish to pursue charges against known suspect.
March 18: Police received a report of theft of a catalytic converter off of a parked vehicle at the 4000 block of Pleasant Street, unknown date of theft. Approximate value of theft, $1,200.
March 18: Police received a report of theft of a slot ticket valued at $551.60 at Mystic Lake Casino. Officer contacted the suspect who paid back restitution in full. No charges were filed.
March 19: Police received a report of an Ice House theft valued at $500.00 at Mystic Lake Casino.
HIT AND RUN March 16: A 24-year-old Lakeville man reported a possible hit and run at Holiday Duluth Gas Station in Prior Lake. No injuries were reported.
March 17: Police received a report of assault between two women at Mystic Lake Casino, which resulted in one being poked repeatedly in the arm. The victim declined to press charges against the suspect.
March 20: A 38-year-old Minneapolis man was arrested for felony second-degree assault with a dangerous weapon at Mystic Lake Casino.
March 21: A 50-year-old Rochester man was arrested for a gross misdemeanor Olmsted County warrant for driving after cancellation and inimical to public safety at Holiday Fountain.
TRESSPASSING March 17: A 35-year-old Minneapolis woman and a 52-year-old St. Cloud woman was cited for Trespassing at the 2400 block of Mystic Lake Blvd.
March 18: A 34-year-old St. Paul woman was cited for Trespassing at the 2400 block of Mystic Lake Blvd.
DWI March 19: A 24-year-old Prior Lake man was arrested for a fourth-degree DWI at 42 McKenna Road.
March 19: A 49-year-old Prior Lake woman was arrested for third-degree DWI at the HWY 21/13 Roundabout.
March 19: A 39-year-old Stratford man was arrested for fourth-degree DWI 13 S Park.
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