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Two signs were installed in November along U.S. Highway 12 to serve as a reminder to motorists of fallen Wayzata Police Offi cer Bill
Mathews.
Police
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make every day living without Bill,”
Risvold said, adding that he believes
Mathews would have wanted others
to learn from this tragedy.
“When you’re driving, put down
your phone, keep your hands on
the wheel and your eyes up, looking
at what’s around you and what’s in
front of you. …There’s just no ex-
cuse today to get behind the wheel
when you’re under the infl uence of
anything,” Risvold said.
The police chief said that in the
coming months he will work with
the Highway 12 Safety Coalition to
request that the Minnesota Depart-
ment of Transportation add dis-
tracted driving and impaired driving
signs along the Offi cer Bill Mathews
Memorial Highway.
“I believe that would honor Bill
[and be] something for the greater
good, a reminder that could possi-
bly help avert another senseless trag- edy,” he said.
During the meeting, the police
chief gave a replica of the memorial
highway sign to the fallen offi cer’s
wife, Shawn, and son, Wyatt.
“Through this loss, we’ve gained
great friendships and support and
we are extremely grateful for the
city of Wayzata and for the fam-
ily in blue,” Shawn Mathews said.
“There’s not one day that’s easy, but
we just appreciate everything that
people have done and we’re just go-
ing to keep going forward.”
Feb. 14 - A trailer valued at $4,500 was
reported as stolen from a parking lot along
the 800 block of Highway 169. Feb. 19 - A traffi c stop near Industrial Park
Boulevard and Highway 55 resulted in the
four vehicle occupants, adult males from St.
Cloud and Zimmerman, being arrested for
possession of a controlled substance.
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PUBLIC SAFETY REPORTS
Wayzata crime
report: Feb. 15-21
Included in the community crime
map for Feb. 15-21 were these in-
cidents:
Feb. 16 – A person was arrested for driv-
ing while under the infl uence near Highway
12 and Carlson Parkway.
Feb. 20 – A report of fraud at a residence
on the 600 block of Ridgeview Drive.
Plymouth Fire
Feb. 14-20
The department received 25 calls for ser-
vice for Feb. 14 to 20. The calls included
fi ve fi re (one building), four EMS/rescue
calls, three hazardous condition calls, fi ve
service calls, fi ve good intent calls and
three false alarm calls.
Plymouth Police
Feb. 14-20
Included in the department’s Feb.
14- 20 reports were these incidents:
Feb. 14 - Two individuals reported approxi-
mately $70 cash had been stolen from their
wallets along the 12800 block of Highway 55.
Feb. 14 - A 28-year-old Minneapolis man
was arrested for driving while impaired, test
refusal, along the 4000 block of Vinewood
Lane.
Feb. 15 - A trailer was reported stolen from
a parking lot overnight along the 9600 block
of 54th Avenue.
Feb. 15 - Offi cers responded to report
of suspicious vehicle along the 4800 block
of Underwood Lane and cited a 20-year-old
Maple Grove male for underage consumption
and possession of marijuana.
Feb. 15 - A 34-year-old Hopkins woman
was arrested for driving while impaired, with a
blood-alcohol content of 0.12, along the 2900
block of Highway 169.
Feb. 19 - A mailbox was reported as dam-
aged along the 5400 block of Shenandoah
Lane.
Feb. 19 - An individual reported being
involved in a verbal altercation in a parking
lot along the 4400 block of Nathan Lane. The
unknown suspect had left the scene.
Feb. 19 - Victim reported a check had been
forged and cashed for $1,859.88 along the
3000 block of Fernbrook Lane.
Feb. 15 - Offi cers located a stolen vehicle Feb. 19 - Victim reported $1,422.71in
and arrested a 26-year-old Forest Lake
woman and a 30-year-old Chisago City man
for receiving stolen property along the 2900
block of Kilmer Lane. fraudulent credit card charges had been made
on their account along the 3500 block of
Vicksburg Lane.
Feb. 16 - A trailer valued at $6,000 was
reported stolen from a parking lot along the
900 block of Highway 169.
Feb. 17 - A car window was damaged and
the inside of the vehicle rummaged through
along the 4900 block of Nathan Lane.
Feb. 17 - A 30-year-old Anoka man was ar-
rested for assault after offi cers were called to
an altercation along the 200 block of Carlson
Parkway.
Feb. 18 - Residential burglary and theft of a
cell phone valued at $695 reported along the
10500 block of 57th Avenue.
Feb. 18 - A traffi c stop along the 13300
block of County Road 47 resulted in the
recovery of a controlled substance. Formal
complaint charges are pending.
Feb. 20 - The victim reported his vehicle
was stolen while it was warming up in a park-
ing lot along the 11200 block of 12th Avenue.
Feb. 20 - Two vehicles in an underground
garage had their windows smashed and
sunglasses and other items were stolen from
one of the vehicles. There was no loss from
the second vehicle along the 14600 block of
34th Avenue.
Feb. 20 - Golf clubs valued at approximate-
ly $250 were stolen from an underground
garage along the 4500 block of Nathan Lane.
Two suspects were located and cited for
theft and the golf clubs were returned to the
victim.
Feb. 20 - Tools valued at approximately
$1,029 reported stolen from a locked stor-
age unit in an underground garage along the
14500 block of 34th Avenue.
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