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<br />June 22, 2007 <br /> <br />To: Dallas Larson <br />Re: Monthly review of Centerville activity <br /> <br />Dallas, <br /> <br />This report is for the month of June. I am working day shift on June 25, so I do <br />not plan on attending the council meeting. <br /> <br />There were no major incidents reported during the month of June. During our <br />tobacco compliance checks, there were two violations where clerks sold cigarettes to the <br />minor. There was a recovered stolen vehicle in the parking lot of 8t Gen's Church. The <br />incident appeared to be isolated, and more than likely dumped by someone passing <br />through, as there was no other criminal activity reported that night. Officers arrested a <br />male from the 7100 block of mill rd for indecent exposure and disorderly conduct. There <br />was a theft of a TV from a house under construction. The door appeared to have been <br />kicked open. There were no other thefts reported at that time, and there are no suspects at <br />this time. <br /> <br />In Centerville, there were two DUI arrests made in June. There were 163 vehicle <br />stopped for traffic violations, and 49 occupants were cited for miscellaneous violations. <br />The officers continued speed enforcement on Mill Rd, and no citations were issued. <br /> <br />The CSO's continued to be extremely productive in ordinance enforcement. Their <br />efforts assisted in keeping the quality of life higher in the city of Centerville. Several <br />citations had been written for miscellaneous ordinance violations. <br /> <br />Officer Carlson and I were assigned to concentrate on the drug activity in our <br />cities as well as the surrounding areas. Officers teamed up with Lino Lakes Police and <br />were responsible for at least 11 felony arrests over the last month. The project is still in <br />its early stages, and our hope is to deter drug activity away from the people in our <br />communities. I realize Centerville is not necessarily a hotbed for drug activity, but I am <br />aware of residents who are associated with drug activity. Our effort is the attempt at <br />trying to get rid of the people who are supplying those residents with narcotics. <br /> <br />Any questions or concerns, please contact me 763-235-2570 <br /> <br />Sgt Aldrich # 104 <br />