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Tri-County
Crime Stoppers
of Minnesota, Inc.
Serving Central Minnesota
P.O. Box 545 St. Cloud, MN 56302-0545
St. Cloud Area and Cellular 2000 customers: 255-1301
Outside St. Cloud: 1-800-255-1301
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for Week of October 10, 2005
St. Cloud Police: Special
request for Information (Click
here for poster that can be printed and posted.)
The St. Cloud Police are looking for anyone with information on the death
of Douglas Copper.
On
09-30-05 at approximately 1057 hours, officers from the St. Cloud Police
Department were sent to 3711 3rd St. No.
Douglas Copper, AKA “Casper”
Upon
arrival, officers found a 48 year old male lying in the parking lot with a
head wound. The victim was identified as Douglas Copper, AKA "Casper",
residing at that same address.
Copper was transported to the St. Cloud Hospital, where he later died.
Persons with information on how Copper received his injuries or had
interaction with him that morning are asked to contact Crime Stoppers at
320-255-1301 or 1-800-255-1301.
St. Cloud Police: Business Burglaries
On 10/12/05 at approximately 0800 hours officers were dispatched to 1320
32nd Avenue North for a burglary.
This address is an office building containing several businesses. Each of
the businesses was broken into with a significant amount of damage done to
the building and numerous items stolen.
This would have occurred between 10/11/05 at approximate1y 1700 hours and
on 10/12/05 at 0800 hours.
Sherburne County: Multiple Case
Summaries (18)
Sept 20th, a high tension electric cord for a grain auger had been cut off
at a farm business on 77th St in Clear Lake Township. Damage is estimated
at $100.
Sept 20th, a utility truck was broken into on 77th St in Clear Lake
Township. Items taken include electric cords and anything copper along
with assorted tools. Loss is valued in excess of $250.
Sept 23rd, a resident of 165th Ave SE in Becker Township reported the
theft of a Sanyo DVD remote control valued at $20.
Sept 24th, a resident of 165th Ave in Santiago Township reported the theft
of a 25 hp Evinrud outboard motor from his boat. Value is $1,500.
Sept 24th, a residence located on 311th Ave in Baldwin Township was broken
into and a number of household items taken. Loss is estimated at $3,225.
Sept 25th, a resident of 95th Ave SE in Clear Lake Township reported her
residence broken into and numerous items taken.
Loss is estimated at $6,340.
Sept 25th, a resident of Big Lake reported his storage unit located at the
Big Lake mini storage on Hwy 10 in Big Lake Township had been broken
into. Several items were taken; loss is estimated at $3,297.
Sept 26th, a resident of 11th St W in Zimmerman reported the theft of a
money order in the amount of $420 from her mailbox.
Sept 26th, the River Inn Saloon located on Hwy 25 in Big Lake Township
reported that unknown person(s) had opened a safe and removed two bank
deposit bags valued at $2,000.
Sept 27th, DNR forestry located on Fremont Ave in Orrock Township reported
the theft of a Stihl 034 chainsaw from the back of a fire truck parked at
the above location. Approximate value is $459.
Sept 28th, an individual reported the theft of a washer, dryer and
computer stand valued at approximately $2,500 from her storage unit at the
Big Lake Mini Storage on 198th Ave in Big Lake Township.
Sept 30th, a resident of Clearwater reported the theft of auto tools and
equipment form a garage on Fremont Lane in Zimmerman. Loss is valued at
$3,575.
Oct 1st, a resident of 11th St NW in Baldwin Township reported the theft
of solar lights and reflectors valued at $110.
Oct 2nd, Nelson Nursery located on Main St in Zimmerman reported the theft
of a ten foot tall pumpkin valued at $800.
Oct 3rd, Dales Frontier Auto located on 3rd St E in Zimmerman reported
unknown suspect(s) had test driven a vehicle and removed a Sony CD player,
rear speakers and power cables valued at $500.
Oct 5th, Schroeder construction of Zimmerman reported the theft of 1500
feet of copper telephone cable from a trailer parked on Co Rd 83 in Big
Lake Township. Loss is valued at $750.
Oct 8th, a resident of St Cloud reported her vehicle parked on 4th St West
in Zimmerman had the driver’s side door window broken out and a purse and
contents stolen.
Oct 9th, a resident of St Cloud reported the theft of a 1991 Saturn valued
at $8500 from CO Rd 5 in Big Lake Township. Items inside the vehicle were
a bathroom vanity mirror, a dog training collar and a baseball glove,
value of these items is $680.
Sartell Police:
Missing Person (From week of October 3, 2005)
Our sympathies to the family of: Andrea Arriagada.
St. Cloud Police:
Residential Burglary
On 10/04/05 at 2132 hours the St. Cloud Police Department investigated a
burglary complaint at 419 5th Avenue South. The St. Cloud resident
reported he believed an unknown person entered his residence through an
unlocked front door and stole a wallet from a kitchen table.
Approximately eight adults were home during the time of the alleged
burglary.
St. Cloud Police:
Business Burglary
On 10/08/05 at approximately 0304 hours officers of the St. Cloud Police
Department were dispatched to the Liquor Shoppe at 2110 8th Street North,
for a burglary. In speaking with a witness officers learned that two
males, approximately 18 - 20 years of age, had broken the front glass to
the business and taken approximately 5 cases of beer.
The suspects fled the area and the witness lost sight of them. The total
estimated damage and cost of repair was approximately $760. The total
amount of items lost was approximately $70.
St. Cloud Police:
Robbery
On 0/03/05 at 1800 hours the St. Cloud Police Department was dispatched to
the 700 block of 4th Street South for a robbery complaint that occurred on
10/01/05 at 2130 hours.
The female victim stated a Somali male approached her from behind and
demanded money. The victim gave the suspect her money and the suspect fled
on foot. The victim did not see the male and there is no description of
the suspect.
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