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Interference with Privacy On July 12, 2024, Investigator Erickson investigated a case where the 19-year-old victim reported to police that on September 11, 2023, around 2115 hours, she caught her maternal grandfather peeking through her bedroom window as she was changing clothes at her apartment on the 7600 block of Edgewood Drive. The victim stated on September 11, 2023, she went to the gym with her grandfather. He brought her back to the ground level apartment she lives in with her mother around 2115 hours. The suspect parked his car directly in front of the building, which was visible from the victim's bedroom, and went inside with her. They talked with her mother for a bit and then the suspect left. At that point, the victim went to her bedroom to change clothes. She had her bedroom light on and curtains closed. The curtains were somewhat sheer and could be seen through from the outside when it was dark outside, which it was that night. As the victim was lifting her shirt, something at the window caught her attention so she went and moved the curtain to look out. She then saw the suspect standing right at her window to the north, bent over, and looking into her room. The suspect took off running southbound down Edgewood Drive. The victim immediately told her mother what happened and her mother texted the suspect. The suspect denied doing anything. The victim and her mother later went to the suspect's house to confront him. When they arrived, he denied looking in her window but then told the victim that he really didn't see anything. Investigator Erickson brought in the suspect for interviewing. The suspect waved legal counsel and through the interview the suspect admitted to watching the victim through the window but claimed he couldn't see anything. The suspect stated he had an addiction to watching females and admitted peeking on his daughters throughout their teenager years of 12-18 years old when they were taking baths. He would watch them through a hole in the bedroom closet that looked into the bathroom. He also said his peeping addiction came back when he saw the victim in the window and admitted that it was his intention to stare at her through her window. The suspect admitted he has been addicted to peeping, by "lurking" and "sneaking" for "57 years" and hates himself for it. He added that addictions are hard to quit. The suspect blamed family members for putting him in a position where he was able to peep. The case was reviewed by the Ramsey County Attorney's Office and the suspect was charged with Interference with Privacy. Aggravated Robbery On 8-15-2024, Mounds View Police Officers were dispatched to the 2600 block of Mounds View Blvd. The victim was a Domino's Pizza delivery driver that was robbed at gunpoint and assaulted when making a delivery. The victim reports at when making the delivery, the suspect, who goes by the name King, pointed a gun at the victim and stole the victim's money and food delivery. The suspect released the victim who then ran from the scene. Through the investigation, evidence was collected from the scene. DNA swabs were taken from the scene for processing and nearby surveillance footage was reviewed. Further investigations include tracing the phone call, and search warrants for suspect's phone, geographical location, and social media accounts. The case still remains under investigation.