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The latest from the Mendota Heights Police Department
CHIEF
Kelly McCarthy
SERGEANTS
Eric Petersen
Tanner Spicer
Peyton Fleming
POLICE OFFICERS
John Larrive
Todd Rosse
Jeff VonFeldt
Denise Urmann
Michael Shepard
Nick Gorgos
Robin Nelson
Steve Hilyar
Philip McCarty
Weston Raberge
INVESTIGATIONS
Chad Willson
SCHOOL RESOURCE
OFFICER
Jennifer Fordham
COMMUNITY SERVICE
OFFICER
Eric Hagelee
SUPPORT STAFF
Kim Henning
Trista Miller
Shayna Hoechst
Becky Pentel
RESERVES
Jim Knox
Jeff Parker
Jon Clayton
Dan Iverson
CHAPLAINS
Butch Millett
John Snider
Alberto Vargas
Lynn Liberman
Sue Plucker
Joel Detlefsen
Lenny Andrie
MAY 05, 2017
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We’re not always looking for the
bad guys, but also the good ones!
With the warmer weather
approaching, we like to ensure
our youth is practicing street
safety by wearing helmets.
MHPD has teamed up with the
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A FOND FAREWELL...
There are times in our life where the perfect opportunity comes along, a truly amazing fit
with new doors opened wide. Our own Officer Jenny Fordham Larrive, 2212, has found just
that opportunity. Jenny’s last day will be May 12, 2017, as she takes a job with the MN
Dept of Public Safety within the School Safety Center.
Many of you know Jenny as the School Resource Officer for Henry Sibley; many current and
past students know her as their trusted adult, their confidant, and the enforcer. Most of
us who know her consider her our partner and friend. Jenny has been a very visible entity
within our city and our schools. Teachers and students alike have gone to her for advice
and almost everyone who encounters her would say she gives sound counsel and is
extremely fair.
Her law enforcement career and her years of service as a School
Resource Officer have prepared her for an opportunity like this,
where she can help other officers with their training needs.
Jenny is grateful for so many things, but mostly for the
guidance, support and encouragement from so many
community members. As she told us, “This is not goodbye, it’s a
‘see you later!” We wish you all the best with this next
adventure on your life’s journey, Jenny! This department will
miss you and your energy and enthusiasm.
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PD ACCIDENT — Northland Drive Friday, 4/28/2017, 0930 Hours
Responded to a property damage crash at the intersection of Northland Drive and Pilot Knob Road. State crash report completed. No citations issued.
KIDNAPPING — 17XX Douglas Court Friday, 4/28/2017, 1000 Hours
Called to 1700 block of Douglas Ct on an after-the-fact kidnapping. Caller stated hours earlier, while driving out of his cul-de-sac, an unknown male walked in front of his car, got in the passen-ger seat and instructed him to drive him to a location in South St. Paul. When victim said no, male said to do it or he would throw him out of the car and steal it. Victim complied. Suspect got out of the car near Stockman's Restaurant. No mention of weapons. Suspect information available and suspect identified. KOPS alert issued and charges pending
IDENTITY THEFT — 23XX Lexington Ave Friday, 4/28/2017, 1606 Hours
Comp who lives in the 2300 block of Lexington Avenue reported that someone had used her credit card at a pharmacy in Brooklyn Park. Comp was advised to report the fraud to Brooklyn Park PD. No suspect info at this time. Case is inactive
DAC/IPS— Hwy 13 Saturday, 4/29/2017, 1027 Hours
Traffic stop for DAC-IPS and flagged plates at London Rd and Winston Ct. Registered owner was driver, tested for DUI and arrested for multiple charges. Plates removed, vehicle impounded. Male requested ambulance to be checked out for anxiety and hypertension. Male released from custody and advised of pending charges. Medics transported male to Regions. Formal charges pending.
THEFT—10XX Downing Street Saturday, 4/29/2017, 1612 Hours
Comp in the 1000 block of Downing Street reported a theft that occurred last week. A laptop, air compressor, circular saw and miscellaneous tools were taken. No suspect information. This case is inactive
DAC/IPS — Hwy 55 Sunday, 4/30/2017, 2002 Hours
A vehicle was seen sitting still at a green left turn arrow with no blinker in the 2100 block of High-way 55. A traffic stop was conducted. After a brief investigation the driver was found to have a can-celled IPS license and was arrested.
THEFT — 23XX Lemay Shores Drive Monday, 5/1/2017, 1339 Hours
Victim had her packages stolen from her front step area in the 2300 block of Lemay Shores Dr. Vic-tim has been reimbursed by Amazon. No suspect information or description. Inactive.
FOUND PROPERTY — 11XX Victoria Curve Tuesday, 5/2/2017, 0902 Hours
Sometime on 5/1/2017 a set of keys tied to a bag were turned into the police department, keys were logged into evidence.
WARRANT ARREST — Hwy 13 Thursday, 5/4/2017, 1507 Hours
Traffic stop near 1300 block hwy 13. Registered owner/driver revoked with active Scott County war-rant. Driver made arrangement for vehicle. Driver cited for dar and transported to DCJ for warrant.
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4/28 – 5/04 2017 YTD
Calls for Service 138 3039
Citations 12 404
Warnings 13 266
Police Reports 30 381
Response Time Average 6.26 5.28
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1101 Victoria Curve, Mendota Heights, MN 55118
If you are a Mendota Heights resident and you are
going out of town or on vacation, you can notify
MHPD of your outing and we will be more than happy to
keep a watchful eye on your home while you are away.
The House Check Request online form is available on
our website; you can complete a form found in our
lobby, or simply give us a call and we’ll help you out.
MHPD offers monthly Car Seat Safety Checks.
To schedule an appointment, call 651.452.1366 or email
jennyf@mendota-heights.com to contact Officer Jennifer
Fordham. We are temporarily postponing this service
for a few months. Stay tuned!
MHPD has a Medication Disposal Box in the lobby of the
PD where Dakota County residents can safely and
anonymously dispose of their prescription drugs and
over-the-counter medication.
Please send us your positive
feedback on our staff to:
pdrecords@
mendota-heights.com
Your feedback is greatly appreciated and
helps boost the morale of our staff.
HAVE A SAFE WEEK!
Helmet must not be too
big or small.
Helmet sits level on head,
two fingers above the
eyebrows.
Straps must lie flat, not
be loose and meet under
the ear in a “V” shape.
Cin strap must fit snugly,
one finger width between
chin strap & chin.
Helmet must not move
once strapped in place.
Helmet must have no
cracks, dents, damage or
paint stickers.
Certified helmet: CSA,
ASTM, CPSC or Snell