Israel Delos Santos

On May 25, 2026, at 0020 hours, law enforcement responded to Cowboy Jacks in Plymouth, Hennepin County, Minnesota for a report of a fight. While law enforcement was enroute, they observed a male operating a green motorized bike that was traveling southbound in the northbound lane and nearly struck a squad vehicle. Law enforcement pulled over and stopped the male who was operating the motorized bike, who was identified as Israel Delos Santos, [DOB REDACTED] (Defendant herein). Law enforcement also received information that the Defendant was involved with the fight at Cowboy Jacks.

Law enforcement asked the Defendant for his ID and the Defendant struggled to remove the ID from his wallet. Law enforcement checked the Defendant’s driving status and learned the Defendant’s driver’s license was canceled-inimical to public safety. Law enforcement then conducted standardized field sobriety tests on the Defendant. Law enforcement observed signs of impairment during the Horizontal Gaze Nystagmus Test, Walk and Turn Test, and One Leg Stand Test. The Defendant provided a Preliminary Breath Test sample with a reading of 0.214 BAC. Officers told the Defendant he was under arrest.

The Defendant was cooperative with the handcuffing process. Without warning, the Defendant headbutted Police Officer C. A., striking Officer C. A.’s upper lip. Officer C. A. Had a visible bruise on his lip and a cut on the inside of his lip. The Defendant was taken to the ground by officers and the Defendant then started to kick at officers. The Defendant then stated to officers that he will find them and kill them when he is out of the jail. These threats were made while the Defendant touted his Sureno gang affiliations.

Law enforcement received a search warrant for the Defendant’s blood and/or urine, and the Defendant agreed to provide a blood sample. Results of the blood draw are pending. Law enforcement determined the motorized bike had the ability to reach speeds of 35 mph based on the make and model. Defendant’s motorized bike has pedals as well as an electric motor with a produced wattage of up to 1500 watts. As such, the bike is considered a motorized bike and subject to motor vehicle laws. The Defendant has a prior Criminal Vehicular Homicide- Operate Motor Vehicle with Alcohol Concentration.08 or More conviction in court file number ••-CR-••-••••, which makes this DWI offense a felony.

The Defendant is in custody.