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area search to make sure he wasn't hiding near the victim's home. After extensively searching the area, it was determined that the suspect had fled the area. On 5/26/22 at 2227 hours, Officer Katzenmaier conducted a traffic stop on a motorcycle with no license plates at a gas station on the 2600 block of County Road I. Mounds View officers had history with the male driver possessing a stolen motorcycle. I responded to the area to assist with officer safety due to the circumstances. After further investigation, it was determined that the driver would be placed under arrest. To prevent the male from fleeing, I positioned my squad car with K9 Grizz facing him while actively barking as a deterrent. The male was taken into custody without incident and booked at the Ramsey County Jail. On 6/3/22, K9 Grizz and I participated in a meet and greet at the Pinewood Elementary carnival. Children and adults were able to socialize with K9 Grizz and learn about the MVPD K9 Unit while waiting in line to use the rock wall. On 6/17/22, officers were dispatched to a residential burglary alarm on the 5200 block of Irondale Road. I deployed K9 Grizz behind cover in the back yard, while other officers checked the perimeter of the house. We maintained perimeter on the house while officers made sure the house was secure. The house was found to be secure and there was no evidence of forced entry. On 6/27/22 at 2244 hours, officers were dispatched to an attempted robbery at a restaurant on the 2600 block of County Road I. The caller reported that two males wearing masks demanded money before fleeing out the back door. It was unknown if they fled the area on foot or in a vehicle. After officers arrived and determined there was no longer a threat at the call location, I deployed K9 Grizz on lead. K9 Grizz checked the surrounding area for a track left by the fleeing suspects with no positive indication. It was determined the suspects likely fled the area in the vehicle. Officer Aase and K9 Ace Officer Alex Aase and his K-9 partner Ace, began K-9 school on April 18th 2022. They recently completed their criminal apprehension certification on June 29th 2022. Officer Alex Aase and Ace, completed over 400 hours of training over the past few months. Officer Aase and Ace trained all over the metro area. The training consisted of obedience, stability, tracking,