Do you like to listen to the police scanner? If so, please go to www.savagepacer.com/crimebeat.
The police scanner broadcasts frequencies from Scott and Carver counties and it is the same scanner our reporters listen to in the office each day.
By Shawn Hogendorf, Correspondent
A 35-year-old Prior Lake woman faces criminal sexual conduct charges after admitting to police that she was involved in an ongoing sexual relationship with her son’s 15-year-old friend.
A wee bit o' planning for a safe and sober ride can keep St. Patrick's Day partiers out of jail on what is notoriously known as a dangerous holiday for drinking and driving.
A Savage firefighter was one of two people hurt Tuesday morning (March 16) at an apartment fire at The Observatory Apartments in Burnsville.
During the fire operation, a ceiling collapsed on the Savage firefighter and also one from Lakeville, which resulted in minor and nonlife threatening injuries. They were both treated at the scene by Allina.
For the second consecutive year, 2009 saw a substantial increase in online crime complaints, according to the annual Internet Crime Report issued by the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI). Thos complaints have increased by more than 100,000 since 2005.
By Nancy Huddleston, Editor
A 48-year-old man from Minneapolis has been charged by the Dakota County Attorney with two counts of felony assault in connection with an incident following a Burnsville Athletic Club (BAC) basketball game.
By Shawn Hogendorf, Correspondent
A 45-year-old man from Savage has been charged with third-degree assault after he allegedly punched his wife in the face and broke her nose.
The Savage Police Department issued 41 citations between March 1 and 7 and responded to 183 incidents between March 1 and 8. Some of the incidents included the following:
CRASHES
Dakota County Attorney James Backstrom announced this morning that Robin Johnson, 48, of Minneapolis, has been charged with two felony counts of assault and one count each of interfering with a 911 call and disorderly conduct in connection with an assault Feb. 13 on a director of the Burnsville Athletic Association’s (BAC) in-house boys basketball program and a parent at a youth basketball game.
By Nancy Huddleston, Editor
The Minnesota Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday (March 3) regarding an appeal of the Craigslist murder conviction.

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