Michael Thomas OlinRepeat

On May 9, 2026, the Richfield Police Department received a motor vehicle theft report. Victim [NAME REDACTED] on May 5, 2026, she was with friends at a residence in the city of Richfield, Hennepin County, Minnesota. An acquaintance, MICHAEL THOMAS OLIN, Defendant, requested permission to use her vehicle to drive to the store and back. Defendant took the vehicle and did not return. Victim attempted contact via phone calls and messages. Defendant responded that he was being chased by the police, that he would bring the car back or would leave it for her to pick up, and eventually the following: “you keep calling - stop I'm getting the car back to you.

Don't you guys understand that I have ditched the police five times and when they see me they're either going to pit this car, smash into me, and kill me because I'm going to act like I'm pulling a gun, so I don't have a choice but to get away, but my luck is running out.” Richfield police were notified that the Kanabec County Sheriff’s Office had recovered the vehicle after a pursuit with law enforcement, in which Defendant was arrested. Defendant is in custody in Kanabec County. Therefore, the State requests this Complaint issue by warrant.