Jasmine Olivia Ann Dixon

On May 19, 2025, the Coon Rapids Police Department responded to a report of unauthorized use of a debit card. Victim A stated that earlier that day her daughter had been shopping at the Cub Foods on Northdale Blvd, city of Coon Rapids, county of Anoka, when she lost Victim A's Huntington Bank debit card. The debit card was then found to have been used at several locations including the same Cub Foods, Holiday Gas, OK Tobacco, and Autozone. The total unauthorized charges on the card were $464.22. Law enforcement reviewed surveillance footage at the Holiday Gas station on Gateway Drive and observed a female later identified as JASMINE OLIVIA ANN DIXON [DOB REDACTED], "Defendant" herein, using the debit card to purchase gas for a black Toyota Camry with MN License # TJX 689, registered to Defendant.

Law enforcement also reviewed surveillance footage from OK Tabacco which showed Defendant enter and use the debit card to purchase 3 packs of cigarettes. Finally, law enforcement spoke with an employee at AutoZone who confirmed helping Defendant the day before to purchase 3 oxygen sensors for her vehicle for the amount charged on Victim A's missing card. The employee reported that Defendant had also attempted to steal 2 headlights but gave them back after setting off the security system. Law enforcement went to Defendant's home but were unable to speak with her.

However, law enforcement observed Defendant's car parked outside with an Autozone bag containing oxygen sensors inside it. A search warrant was obtained for the vehicle and law enforcement found three oxygen sensors purchased from AutoZone, along with an Associated Bank debit card belonging to L. J. S. Officers contacted L. J. S. Who confirmed that it was her debit card that had been previously lost or stolen and asked that it be destroyed. Defendant later called law enforcement and admitted to using the debit card for all six unauthorized transactions as well as the attempted theft from Autozone.