Theresa Louise Reese

On May 30, 2025, Bloomington Police Officers were on routine patrol in the area of Lyndale and 90th Street, Bloomington, Hennepin County, when they observed a male driving southbound. The male was later identified as William Robinson. Robinson was observed holding a cell phone in his right hand while driving. Robinson was also observed with his seat belt chest strap behind his back, improperly securing him. Officers stopped the vehicle, observed Robinson's cell phone still in his right hand, identified Robinson, and learned he had an active gross misdemeanor warrant.

Officers also observed in plain view a blow torch style lighter in the center console, and a large piece of tinfoil with a burn mark on it. Officers knew from their training and experience that these items are associated with narcotic use. Robinson, unprovoked by Officers, repeatedly stated that there were no narcotics inside the vehicle, and that his wife THERESA LOUISE REESE, Defendant herein, and himself, were staying nearby at the Four Points by Sheraton Hotel, [ADDRESS REDACTED] South, Richfield, Hennepin County.

Robinson stated that he and the Defendant were Fentanyl users and that, "a small amount of fentanyl was in the [hotel] room." Officers asked where the Defendant was located in the hotel and Robinson became quiet, his voice started quivering, and he started trembling. Officers located more narcotic paraphernalia and a BB gun in the vehicle. Officers located the Defendant at the Four Points hotel in a room registered to her. Officers made contact with the Defendant in the hotel hallway to her room.

The Defendant stated that Robinson used fentanyl frequently. The Defendant was questioned about any narcotics being present in the room, including Fentanyl, and she immediately became nervous and no longer wanted to talk with officers about narcotics or the situation. The Defendant left the hotel to pick up Robinson's car. Officers applied for and were granted a search warrant. Officers located a glass bubble pipe on the hotel dresser. Inside a black purse near the pipe was makeup, 3.8 grams of FTP methamphetamine, and 0.36 grams of FTP heroin.

In the bathroom, Officers located burnt tinfoil on the countertop. A KOPS alert was issued for the Defendant, and she was subsequently arrested on May 31, 2026. The Defendant is currently in custody.