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I � ' I 2026 Quarter 1 Report: Ofc. Aase (K9 Brandi) Assist Other Agency - New Brighton PD — Vehicle Pursuit — Interstate 694/Matterhorn Drive - K9 Track On 1/8/26 at 0108 hours, Officer Aase assisted New Brighton Police Department with a K9 track after a vehicle pursuit that started at Interstate 694 and Matterhorn Drive in Fridley. The suspect vehicle was located near the intersection of Polk PI and 50th Ave NE in Columbia Heights. The suspect was said to be a black male wearing a blue baseball cap and fled on foot from the vehicle. Officer Aase and K9 Brandi attempted a track. K9 Brandi tracked south from the stop location near 1020 50th Ave NE. K9 Brandi followed the track east in front of 1055 Lincoln Terrace all the way to 1135 Lincoln Terrace. Officer Aase and K9 Brandi reacquired the track on the south side of Lincoln Terrace in front of 1110 Lincoln Terrace. The track then went back north to 1135 Lincoln Terrace and headed east. K9 Brandi continued to track east up to 1175 Lincoln Terrace and gave indication the suspect was close by air scenting and showing excited behavior. K9 Brandi located the suspect hiding on top of a shed, and the suspect was taken into custody. A firearm was also later located where the suspect was hiding. Assist Other Agency - New Brighton Department of Public Safety - Building Search - 1100 Silver Lake Road On 1/14/26 at 0141 hours, Officer Aase was requested by the New Brighton Department of Public Safety for a building search at 1100 Silver Lake Road (New Brighton Ford). It was learned two large commercial garage doors were open and there was a suspicious vehicle near the parking lot with the driver's door open. Prior to arrival, a perimeter was established. Officer Aase and K9 Brandi, along with a cover team performed an extensive search of the building with negative results. Officers then performed a secondary search of the building with negative results. K9 Sniff Officer Aase observed a driver driving the wrong way down the roadway. Officer Aase stopped the vehicle and spoke with the driver. The driver was leaving a known narcotics location. The driver stated she was visiting her friends that live there and they've lived there for two months. The driver said she stopped by. The driver didn't realize they were in the wrong lane. Officer Aase also noticed through a records check that the driver had a history of drug use. Officer Aase was denied consent to search the vehicle from the driver. Officer Aase deployed K9 Brandi for a vehicle sniff. K9 Brandi did not alert to the presence of narcotics and the driver was released.