Northern Dakota County Crime Blog: November 2010

EXPENSIVE ALCOHOL STOLEN

Suspect has been identified!

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Northern Dakota County Police Departments need your help in solving these local crimes.

Please view the surviellance videos and still photos below.

If you have information identifing any of the suspects we would love to hear from you.

Together we can solve these crimes!

REMEMBER: YOU CAN REMAIN ANONYMOUS!!

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Local Police Department Websites

Inver Grove Heights Police Department

Mendota Heights Police Department

South St. Paul Police Department

West St. Paul Police Department

REWARD MONEY

MENDOTA HEIGHTS POLICE DEPARTMENT IS OFFERING UP TO A $500.00 REWARD FOR INFORMATION LEADING TO THE ARREST OR CONVICTIONS

(Reward money is only valid for cases the Mendota Heights Police Department post)

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How Can I Help Police Solve Crimes?

If you or someone you know recognizes an individual in the photos or video surveillance - please post your comments!

Just click on the comment tab under the photo.

Can I Remain Anonymous?

YES, YOU CAN!

Your online comments will be reviewed by the police department. Depending on the content, you may be contacted by an investigator from the police department if you willingly provide your contact information. If your contact information is not provided, you will not be contacted.

What Information Is Helpful?

Any information you can provide to the police department regarding people shown in the photos may be helpful to the police department. Besides a name, police can use addresses, vehicle information, friend's names, places of employment and any other information you provide to help identify people in the photos and surveillance video.

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