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On April 14th, Officer Solz conducted a traffic stop near County Road I and 35W. He requested a K9 sniff after smelling the odor of marijuana coming from the vehicle. I deployed K9 Grizz for a sniff of the vehicle. He indicated the odor of narcotics near the driver's door. No contraband was located, although the driver admitted to recently smoking marijuana. On April 18th, New Brighton officers responded to a report of a residential burglary on the 700 block of 101h Avenue NW. After officers arrived, they observed obvious signs of a forced entry burglary at the address. They requested a K9, so I responded with K9 Grizz. I arrived and deployed K9 Grizz into the home off lead. He actively searched the house and did not locate anyone inside. The house was cleared and safe for the residents to return. On April 27th, New Brighton officers were dispatched to a residential alarm on the 2300 block of Erin Court. They requested assistance from a K9 officer, so I responded with K9 Grizz. Officers checked the perimeter and discovered the house was secure. I posted at the front of the house and deployed K9 Grizz. He was used as a K9 presence while the officers were on scene. On May 24th, Mounds View officers were called for disorderly people in a vehicle on the 7500 block of Greenfield Avenue. Officers were updated that the vehicle was coming back stolen. Officers made contact, and the vehicle fled, initiating a pursuit. After a short pursuit the occupants fled the vehicle on foot. A perimeter was set and a K9 track was started by a RCSO K9 team. I responded and took a perimeter position. Shortly after, a witness saw a possible suspect running through a business lot near my position. I responded with K9 Grizz and deployed him into the fenced property with two cover officers. K9 Grizz tracked for a short distance and pulled hard to a chain link fence. K9 Grizz started barking at a male hiding behind a tree on the other side of the fence. I gave K9 warnings to the male as K9 Grizz continued to bark. The male surrendered and was taken into custody. He was later identified as one of the passengers of the vehicle. On May 251h, Officers were called to the 5700 block of Quincy Street for a domestic assault report. The male suspect punched the female victim in the face and fled the scene on foot. After taking the report, I deployed K9 Grizz and checked the area for the suspect with negative results. Officers were called back a short time later because the male had returned and was trying to get in the apartment through the window. Again, he fled on foot as officers were en route. Officers waited in the area and the victim called back a third time. The suspect had returned and was trying to get in the window. I arrived and saw the suspect. He immediately fled on foot and I initiated a foot pursuit. After losing the male I deployed K9 Grizz and started a track. After an extensive search, K9 Grizz located the male hiding in the back of a pickup truck. The male was safely taken into custody and booked on multiple domestic assault charges. On May 27th, Officers were called to a garage burglary in progress on the 5200 block of Greenfield Avenue. A male was seen entering the garage by the property owner. Officers