Maple Grove Police Blotter: Thefts

Here are some of the incidents that occurred in Maple Grove during the week of November 18 through November 22 as provided by the . For additional details on burglary, robbery, arson, theft and vehicle theft, check out the Maple Grove city web site crime mapping section.

November 18

Theft on 12700 block of Elm Creek Boulevard, Nordstrom Rack. According to police report, a suspect was arrested for stealing a pair of boots from the store.

Theft on 13600 block of Grove Drive, Old Country Buffet. According to police report, a bike was stolen outside of the restaurant.

Damage to property on 9300 block of Ranchview Lane. Report says a mailbox was broken into.

Theft on 16700 block of Bass Lake Road. According to report, two construction motors were stolen from a construction site.

Theft on 16300 block of 96th Avenue. Report of vehicle leaving station without paying for gas.

November 19

Theft on 12900 block of Elm Creek Boulevard, Best Buy. Report of cell phone stolen from store.

Theft on 12900 block of Elm Creek Boulevard, Chuck E Cheese. Report of cell phone stolen from restaurant.

November 20

Theft from auto reported on 11800 block of Fountains Way. Report says wallet was stolen from unlocked vehicle in the parking lot.

Theft on 12800 block of Elm Creek Boulevard, Party City. Report of shoplifting from the store.  Police report indicates suspects left in a car.

November 21

Damage to property on 11200 block of 96th Avenue. Report of an attempt made to cut a catalytic converter off vehicle.

Theft on 13100 block of Weaver Lake Road, Pearle Vision. Report of seven pairs of eye glass frames stolen from store.

Theft on 13300 block of Bass Lake Road. Report of vehicle leaving station without paying for gas.

November 22

Theft on 12600 block of Elm Creek Boulevard, Buca di Beppo. Report of two ID scanning devices stolen from restaurant.

There were 47 property damage, three medical calls and five personal injury traffic accidents reported during this time period.

In all incidents where an arrest occurred, a charge is merely an accusation, and not evidence of guilt. The arrested person is presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Incidents generally appear in the order in which they were reported, not necessarily the order in which they occurred.