Thursday, May 2, 2013
"I didn't kill anybody. I didn't murder anybody. I made a mistake," the former Hill-Murray coach told KARE 11's Jay Olstad about his February arrest for soliciting prostitution in Fridley.
In an extended sit-down interview with KARE 11, former Hill-Murray High School football coach Mark Mauer said of his February arrest for soliciting prostitution in a police operation at the LivInn Hotel in Fridley: "I made a bad decision and I will have to live with it for the rest of my life." Earlier this week, FOX 9 reported Mauer agreed to pay $500 in court costs and take a “Breaking Free” class, as part of a deal in which Fridley prosecutors agreed to drop charges. In a video and web report, as well as an extended video interview, KARE 11 reporter Jay Olstad interviewed Mauer about the incident: When asked if he was going to the hotel to have sex, he said, "Without a doubt, my intent was to meet this gal and to be in the room. …
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
Joshua Adewale Olaosebikan faces a first-degree criminal sexual conduct charge.
A 32-year-old Oakdale man faces a felony sexual assault charge after he allegedly forced himself on a neighbor in his apartment building in October 2012. Joshua Adewale Olaosebikan lives in the same apartment complex as the alleged victim, and the incident occurred after she asked to use his phone on Oct. 6, 2012, according to the criminal compliant. The woman told police she knew Olaosebikan; they attend the same local college, the complaint says. When she asked to use his phone that day, he suggested they go up to his 40th Street apartment because it was cold outside, according to the complaint. After she activated her phone, Olaosebikan came on to her, groped her and said he wanted to have sex with her, the complaint alleges. She told …
Monday, March 25, 2013
William McPhillips, 30, was arrested the afternoon of March 19 after a Mills Fleet Farm employee contacted an officer about theft of ammunition.
A Hastings man faces two felony weapons charges after police stopped him in connection with a theft report at Mills Fleet Farm and officers later found a sawed-off shotgun in a guitar case in his vehicle. That’s according to the criminal complaint against Carl William McPhillips, 30, who was arrested March 19. Related: Worker Says Man Stole Bullets, Traffic Stop Recovers Sawed-Off Shotgun: Police Report Oakdale police at about 1:15 p.m. were flagged down by a Mills Fleet Farm employee, who said a man fled in a Ford Bronco after he confronted him about stealing ammunition, according to the complaint. After initiating a traffic stop, police noticed boxes of ammunition in plain view, along with a large black duffel bag behind the driver’s …
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Friday, January 25, 2013
The decision was made Thursday, according to a Pioneer Press report.
Update: 3:20 p.m., Friday, Jan. 25 Public Safety Chief Lee Vague released the following statement on the decision not to indict the officers. “I wish to thank the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension and the Ramsey County Attorney’s Office for their thorough investigation and independent review of this incident. I appreciate the Grand Jury’s analysis and I respect their conclusion. Today my thoughts go out to all those who are affected by this incident. At this time, all questions should be directed to the Ramsey County Attorney’s Office.” Original post A jury has opted not to indict the three Woodbury police officers who shot and killed a man during a hostage standoff at a motel in August 2012. The Ramsey County Attorney’s Office had been …
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Friday, January 11, 2013
The case relates to the Aug. 1, 2012, methadone overdose of a Scandia man.
An Oakdale woman has been charged with third-degree murder stemming from the August 2012 methadone overdose of a Scandia man. Emily Katherine Frye, 21, provided Frank Eck, of Scandia, with the drugs that killed him, according to a Thursday release from the Washington County Attorney’s Office. Eck, 23, died of “acute methadone toxicity,” on Aug. 1, 2012, the release says. “We have had a rash of overdose deaths, not just in Washington County, but all through the metro area in the last year and a half,” Washington County Attorney Pete Orput said in a statement. “People need to be aware that providing another person with a controlled substance can make them responsible for whatever may happen to the person receiving that drug, including the …
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