A Message from Chief Knight
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A Message from Chief Knight
Our Mission: Serve. Protect. Because you need to know . . . . . . . . Issue #384: October 5, 2011 A Message from Chief Knight Chief Scott M. Knight Captain Jon Kehrberg Executive Officer Sgt. Ben Anderson Administrative Assistant Sona Schneck Investigations Det. Sgt. Rob Stock Det. Rachel Nelson Det. Kyle Gibbons Det. Tracy Perlich Sergeants Joe Carlson- Patrol Mike Duzan – Patrol Officers Lee McClure Jamie Personius Josh Lawrenz Brady Juell Greg Reinhardt Lee Meyer Elroy Schmidt Tony Kjorstad Kelly Boll Chris George Chris Pesheck Robert Moore School Resource Officers/Gang Unit Mike Kleber Trent Wurtz Community Partnership Specialist Officer Julie Janke Records Secretaries Kathy Hogan Mary Monteith Community Service Officer Marelia Garcia What: BULLYING PLAY – “Lockdown” Powerful Learning Opportunity By Climb Theater (www.climb.org) This event is sponsored by the Chaska Police Department, Carver County Library, and the Chaska Human Rights Commission and is FREE of charge!!! This project is funded with money from Minnesota’s Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund. Climb Theater will be performing a powerful play called “Lockdown,” which deals with bullying incidents and shows how these incidents affect the bully, the target, and the bystanders. The desired audience for this th th presentation will be middle school aged students (6 – 9 Grade). The th th play is not recommended for children under 6 grade or above 9 grade. Parents are welcome to attend. We hope that after viewing this performance kids will challenge themselves in the way that they view “bullying” and what they can do to stop it from happening to other kids!!! When: Thursday, November 3rd, 2011 Play begins at 3 PM & ends at 4 PM. Bus transportation will be provided to children who live in the cities of Chaska, Chanhassen, Carver, and Victoria. Bus transportation will be provided by Positive Connections to take children home at the conclusion of the play. Where: Chaska Community Center – Theater (Space is limited to 240 people) Registration Form: Name: ___________________________________________________________________________ Address: ___________________________________________________________________________ School/Grade: ___________________________________________________________________________ Email: ___________________________________________________________________________________ Parent/Guardian: ____________________________________________________________________________ Emergency Contact/Telephone: ______________________________________________________________________________________ Do you need bus transportation?____YES ____NO Please return to the Chaska Police Department – Two City Hall Plaza. Chaska, MN 55318* FAX number: 952448-2307. When faxing in or dropping off at the Police Department please mark this registration to the attention of: Sona Schneck. Questions: Please call Chaska Police Department at 952-448-4200. http://www.chaskamn.com/cityhall/ns_publicnotice.cfm More… Fit to Serve th On Saturday, September 17 , Administrative Assistant Sona Schneck ran the YMCA 10k in Prior Lake, MN. st She finished in 53:45. On Saturday, October 1 , she also ran the Twin Cities Marathon 10K race. She finished in 56:03. The course originates and ends at the State Capitol in St. Paul. Police responded to a residence for a domestic assault in progress between a father and son. The juvenile son was upset because his father would not allow him to leave the residence due to being grounded. The son pushed his father several times and they both fell to the ground. Officers arrived and arrested the son for domestic assault. nd On Sunday, October 2 , Chief Scott Knight ran the 26.2-mile marathon course in 5:00:29. The marathon course begins at the Metro Dome and ends at the Capitol, and takes the runners around Lake of the Isles, Lake Calhoun, Lake Harriet, along Minnehaha Parkway, Lake Nokomis and the Mississippi River. It is aptly named, “The Most Beautiful Urban Marathon in America”. Around the Clock -Sgt. Ben Anderson Chaska Officers issued 38 citations and 29 warnings during this reporting period. There were 251 calls for service DWI: Officers received a report of a reckless driver on Hwy 41. The vehicle was located and stopped a short time later. The male driver was intoxicated and was arrested for DWI. He had two prior DWI offenses in the past 10 nd years. He was charged with 2 degree DWI and his vehicle is subject to forfeiture. Officer Reinhardt stopped a vehicle for speeding on County Road 61. The female driver was intoxicated, failed field sobriety evaluations and was arrested for DWI. Disturbances: Emergency personnel responded to report of a deck fire at a residence on Bruers Court. The deck was smoldering and smoke was visible underneath it as officers arrived. The Chaska Fire Department disassembled most of the deck and extinguished the remaining fire. The deck and a minor portion of the house siding were damaged. The cause of the fire is unknown. Chaska police and fire personnel responded to a residence on Christian Court for a vehicle fire. The fire was soon extinguished. There were no injuries. Notable: A Purrfect Ending… A woman entered her vehicle, which had been parked overnight in her driveway, and attempted to start it one morning. As she attempted to start it, she heard an unusual noise and turned the engine off. An inspection of the engine area revealed a full-grown cat was wedged between the motor and other vehicle parts under the hood. Only a portion of the cat’s face was visible. The cat had most likely crawled under the vehicle and into the engine area after it was recently parked and turned off. Cold temperatures the previous night likely led the cat to the still-warm engine area. The woman and several neighbors tried unsuccessfully to remove the cat for quite some time before calling 9-1-1 for assistance. An officer arrived and observed the cat was fine, but was stuck tight in the motor area. Tuna was used in order to entice the cat out. The cat loved the tuna, but still could not wiggle out. Another police officer arrived to assist and the officers removed numerous parts from the vehicle. Eventually, the officers were able to pull the cat out from the engine area. As this occurred, a woman was driving past the driveway and stopped upon observing the cat. She stated she had been watching the cat for a family member and the cat’s name was Spunky. Spunky had gotten out of the house the night before and she had looked for it all evening before giving up at approximately 11:30 PM. The officers assisted in bolting all of the vehicle’s pieces back in place. As the officers left the area, both the cat and the vehicle were purring like new. Want to sign up to receive the 4-1-1 via e-mail? Miss an issue of 4-1-1? Check out our website for past issues!! www.chaskamn.com/cityhall/ns_411.cfm Telephone Numbers Emergency: 911 Police Service: 952.361.1231 Administration: 952.448.4200 Confidential Tip Line 952.227.2479 District 112 Student Tip Line 952.227.7448 Chaska Student Text Tip Line/Email [email protected] Website www.chaskamn.com/cityhall/ns_policehome.cfm www.cpdvideos.blogspot.com Knight Watch Cable Channel 15 7 days a week 10:00am 6:00pm and 10:35pm [email protected] Need Help? Assistance for Domestic Assault Victims 952.873.4214 Assistance for Sexual Assault Victims 952.448.5425 Statewide Referral Service 1.800.247.0390 24 hour Emergency Carver /Scott Crisis Program 24hr 952.442.7601 First Call for Help 612.335.5000 Crisis Connection 612.379.6363 Chaska Human Rights Commission HOTLINE: 952.448.9200 EXT- 7103
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