Sergio Juarez Dominguez

At around 5:40 PM on March 28, 2026, deputies went to Shamrock Park at [ADDRESS REDACTED] North, Shoreview, Ramsey County on a criminal damage to property report. Deputies spoke to LFPV and YAM. LFPV said YAM and he were walking in the park when the defendant, SERGIO JUAREZ DOMINGUEZ [DOB REDACTED], approached them. The defendant said, “That’s all I needed to see.” The defendant then made a call advising friends to roll up to his location. The defendant asked LFPV if he had a white car in the parking lot, and LFPV confirmed he did.

When LFPV returned to white Nissan Sentra in the parking lot it had been severely damaged: the driver’s side mirror had been broken, there was a large dent and key scrapes on the driver’s door, the rearview mirror inside the Sentra was broken, the sun visors had been ripped out, the blinker controls and cruise control arms had been snapped off the steering wheel, and the radio deck was broken. LFPV’s cell phone had also been broken into several pieces. YAM said the defendant is her ex-boyfriend – they broke up in December 2025. The defendant tracked her location using the Live 360 app.

The defendant approached LFPV and her, and she immediately recognized the defendant. When they walked back to LFPV’s Nissan Sentra in the parking lot YAM saw the defendant’s father’s green Jeep Renegade parked next to the Sentra. The defendant was later arrested in Richfield. The defendant was advised of his constitutional rights and agreed to speak to an investigator. The defendant said he had been in a relationship with YAM for 5 years, and they broke up in December 2025. When asked about March 28, 2026, the defendant claimed he and YAM had been texting, and he asked her where she was.

YAM didn’t answer so the defendant just drove around. The defendant initially denied running into YAM with another man. The defendant admitted he followed YAM on Life 360. The defendant eventually said there was no point in lying – he and YAM shared locations and they were supposed to hang out. YAM didn’t respond to his texts so he went to her location. The defendant said he was mainly trying to spot her car, and he eventually found YAM. The defendant saw YAM with another man and it caught him off guard.

The defendant called friends to calm down. YAM and the man walked behind the defendant, and they watched him get into his vehicle. The defendant denied damaging the other man’s vehicle. YAM told the investigator that she did not have any plans to meet the defendant on March 28, 2026. The defendant found her and said, “Oh, this is all I needed to see,” and he recorded YAM on his phone. The defendant said to LFPV, “You have a white car right? Don’t worry – I got it. I got it.” The defendant got on his phone and told the person on the other end to pull up to his location.

The defendant ran to LFPV’s car. YAM saw the defendant inside LFPV’s car, and it looked like the defendant kicked the car to force the door open YAM and LFPV didn’t want any problems, so they didn’t get too close to the defendant. The defendant smashed something he took from the car onto the ground. They later discovered the defendant had smashed LFPV’s cell phone. LFPV provided an itemized bill in the amount of $3400 to repair his car and get a new phone.