burglary suspect

A burglary suspect was struck by an unoccupied vehicle belonging to a Minnetonka police officer on Monday morning near 3700 block of Chicago Avenue South in Minneapolis. The incident occurred after the officer, who was working as part of the Hennepin County Auto Theft Task Force, had detained the man on foot. The victim sustained non-life-threatening injuries, and the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) is investigating how the vehicle was moving when unoccupied.

Fremont police are investigating a burglary at a Village Common residence on July 25 where a suspect entered through a child's bedroom window by removing the screen. No injuries were reported.

A credit card was stolen from a vehicle in East Nashville, and the suspect was arrested after making a purchase at a fast-food restaurant. The purchase provided authorities with the lead needed to identify and apprehend the burglary suspect.

A suspect was arrested during a home invasion burglary in Hermosa Beach, where two young children and a woman were present. The incident occurred on June 8 at a home on Manhattan Avenue around 2:45 a.m., with police responding quickly to the scene.

Four homes were burglarized near the Dunning-Portage Park border within a few days, with a suspect described as an 18-20-year-old man in a black or gray hoodie stealing items like safes, guns, and jewelry. Police urge residents to secure their homes and report suspicious activity.

Officer Rey Ramos, who was seriously injured in a crash during a pursuit of a burglary suspect in April, was released from the hospital Thursday afternoon and will continue his recovery at home.