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Criminal Sexual Conduct and Strangulation <br />On November 26th 2023, Mounds View Officers were notified of a sexual assault that <br />occurred on the 7000 block of Edgewood Drive. The victim stated she had been <br />romantically involved with the suspect since March this year. She described the <br />relationship as "rocky" and "toxic". That night the victim went to the bar with the suspect <br />to play pool. While at the bar the suspect started sharpening a knife that he carries and <br />at one point he lifted up the victim's shirt and ran the sharp side of the knife down her <br />back, leaving a mark. They later returned to her residence. The suspect's phone began <br />to buzz late at night which upset the victim because the suspect has history of sleeping <br />with other girls. She told him to leave. They began to argue and the suspect grabbed <br />the victim's neck with his hand and slammed her onto the bed. The suspect choked <br />her, causing her to make a gurgling sound and impact her breathing. The suspect then <br />forced the victim to have sexual intercourse with him. She asked him to stop and he <br />responded, not until I am done with you. The victim later went to the hospital for a <br />sexual assault test. Days later, the suspect was located and arrested. Further <br />investigations looked into the suspect's cell phone, gathered DNA evidence, and review <br />jail calls made by the suspect. The suspect was charged with two counts of 1 st Degree <br />Criminal Sexual Conduct and Domestic Assault by Strangulation. <br />Burglary <br />On 12-20-2023, Officers responded to the 2800 block of Mounds View Blvd for a <br />burglary alarm. Officers spoke with a key holder who showed them video of a man <br />walking on top of equipment to gain access to the businesses back lot. The man <br />entered the building and went into the enclosed garage and stole a jacket and bright <br />yellow/green bomber hat from a work truck. The jacket had white lettering on it with the <br />company's name. The suspect was then located later in the night hours in Spring Lake <br />Park, still wearing the company's jacket that was stolen. He dropped a bag with multiple <br />stolen items in it. Further investigation found that multiple items that were found on the <br />suspect where items stolen from the scene of the burglary including a drone and digital <br />camera where the business owners were able to confirm with serial numbers. The <br />suspect was also found to have only one glove on, and the matching glove was located <br />inside the business that was broke into. The suspect was charged with 3rd Degree <br />Burglary. <br />