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Narcotics Certification Officer Aase and K9 Ace completed their annual narcotics certification through Tac-21 Red Team K9 on 05/21/2025. The narcotics certification was hosted by the Eagan Police Department, and teams from three agencies were tested. Sgt. Schultes participated as an evaluator for the certification test. Assist Other Agency – New Brighton Department of Public Safety On 5/29/25 at 0050 hours, Officer Aase was requested by New Brighton Department of Public Safety for a vehicle sniff at 201 County Road E2. Officer Aase gathered information and later spoke with the suspect. After negotiations, the suspect gave consent for Officer Aase to deploy his K9 partner Ace. Officer Aase deployed K9 Ace on lead. K9 Ace did not show any indication of narcotics present in the vehicle. Assist Other Agency – New Brighton Department of Public Safety On 6/2/25 at 2322 hours, Officer Aase was requested by NBPD for a vehicle sniff. Officer Aase arrived on scene and deployed his K9 partner Ace on lead. K9 Ace sniffed the interior of the vehicle and entered the passenger side of the vehicle through an open door. K9 Ace alerted on the center console of the vehicle for the presence of narcotics. The vehicle was searched and nothing of evidential value was located. Through further investigation, the female passenger had a felony drugs warrant and was taken into custody. Assist Other Agency – Roseville Police Department 1000 block of Larpenteur Ave On 6/4/25 at 0204 hours, Officer Aase and K9 Ace assisted Roseville PD with a K9 deployment at 1045 Larpenteur Ave W. Roseville PD received a call about a guy standing outside an apartment complex with a firearm, stating he was going to shoot people. This same male was related to an early domestic incident, in which the suspect was currently wanted for felony threats of violence and domestic assault. Officer Aase attempted an area search with K9 Ace. Officer Aase and K9 Ace searched diligently for approximately 45 minutes with negative results. Phone contact was made with the suspect who had made his way back to the original call location. The suspect had multiple apartments he was associated with. Officers surrounded the apartment building and were unable to pinpoint which apartment the suspect was located in. Burglary Alarm 2600 block of County Road I On 6/21/25 at 0155 hours, Officers were dispatched to a burglary alarm at the 2600 block of County Road I. Officers located an open door that did not appear to be forced. Officer Aase deployed his K9 partner Ace and gave him the "find em" command. K9 Ace searched the building off lead and did not alert to any human odor. Officers did a secondary sweep of the building and no suspects were located.