A (501) C Non-Profit Organization
Tri-County
Crime Stoppers
of Minnesota, Inc.
Serving Central Minnesota
P.O. Box 545 St. Cloud, MN 56302-0545
St. Cloud Area: 255-1301
Outside St. Cloud: 1-800-255-1301
About Crime Stoppers
Online tip reporting
Tri-County Crime Stoppers has added online tip
reporting to it’s arsenal of tools for use by citizens to anonymously
submit tips on unsolved crimes in the tri-counties of Benton, Stearns and
Sherburne.
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Crime Stoppers Open Cases for Week of November 5, 2007
St. Cloud Police: 2 Residential Burglaries and Thefts
On 11/04/07 at approximately 0230 hours officers were notified of two
burglaries within four blocks of each other.
The first was in the 700 block of 5th Avenue South and the second in the
700 block of 9th Avenue South.
In the first burglary an unknown suspect gained forced entry through an
external door and stole a Dell Inspiron laptop that is white and silver in
color, valued at $1,000.00.
Reportedly stolen from the second burglary was an X-Box 360 Elite gaming
system, along with a Halo 3 game and two controllers, valued at $900.00.
It should be noted that there was no forced entry on the second burglary,
however, in both cases it appeared is if the suspect knew where The Items
were located, as other areas of the residences were undisturbed.
The St. Cloud Police Department is requesting the assistance of the public
in an attempt to locate individuals who have recently obtained items
similar to these in a possible suspicious matter. If anyone has any
further information they are urge to contact the St. Cloud Police
Department or Crime Stoppers at (320) 255-1301.
Sartell Police: 2 – Case Summaries
Thursday, November 1
12:40 a.m. Criminal damage, 200 block of 8th Street NE. Two mailboxes had
been knocked over.
Friday, November 2
8:00 a.m. Criminal damage, 500 block of Huntington Drive. Mailbox was
damaged.
St. Cloud Police: Stolen Motor Vehicle
On 11/06/07 officers were dispatched to the 2727 16th Street South to
investigate a stolen motor vehicle complaint. Investigation revealed that
between 2345 hours on 11/05/07 and 0600 on 11/06/07 a Honda Accord bearing
Minnesota license XBO793 was taken without permission from the parking lot
at 2727 16th Street South. There are no suspects at his time.
St. Cloud Police: Aggravated Assault with Injuries
(Update on case from week of October 29, 2007)
On 11/01/07: at approximately 0128 hours Officers were dispatched to the
500 block of 1st Street South for an assault. Upon arrival, officers
located a 21 year old male of Clayton, Wisconsin lying unconscious in the
parking lot with head and facial lacerations
After further investigation, officers were advised that this male had been
struck by an unknown male who fled the area with two other males. Officers
were unable to locate these males. The victim was transported to the
hospital and treated for non-life threatening injuries.
Update: As of 11/6/07, the St, Cloud
Police Department has received information that a witness to this incident
was wearing a Pee-Wee Herman costume. Anyone with information about a
college aged white male wearing a Pee-Wee Herman costume in the downtown
area on Halloween night is asked to contact the St. Cloud Police
Department at 251-1200 or Tri-County Crime Stoppers at 255-1301.
Business Burglary and Theft
On 11/05/07 at approximately 0131 hours officers were dispatched to
Subway, 1501 Northway Drive, reference an alarm. Officers arrived and
found that the business had in fact been burglarized. It appears one
suspect gained entry by smashing a window in the courtyard area. A cash
register base (it is a touch screen system and the base was taken, but the
touch screen was not) was stolen.
There was surveillance inside of the store and officers are waiting to
receive a copy of the surveillance. There was no cash taken, only an empty
drawer.
According to the surveillance video, it appears the suspect is a white
male, approximately 5'7", l50 pounds, wearing a light or gray hoodie with
a light colored shirt sticking out of the bottom. The suspect was also
wearing a lighter colored baseball cap and lighter colored tennis shoes.
It appears the suspect used some object to break the window.
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