10/24/2003). PLAMANN advised that: “they are killing people, you need back-up” “it’s murder” “at least like thirty people that are shooting” People are under ground They are winning and it’s like a game to them She ran out When Deputy Faulkner arrived, PLAMANN looked at him and stated, “he was there.” PLAMANN continued to say. “there’s like forty people and they’re playing for the game, and they are playing to win the game.” “They winner they win all of this money and if you don’t, you die”. PLAMANN advised that deputies needed to take back-up and they have guns.
PLAMANN stated, “they have forty guns, they have real guns.” She advised that her cousin was in the game killing and that “there are so many people, you need to take cover.” The ambulance arrived on scene, and deputies advised PLAMANN to go back to the ambulance. At that time, PLAMANN did not like that they were not going into the house. PLAMANN then stated, “don’t be a stupid b****” and “get them dead b****** hoe.” PLAMANN continued to call Deputy Koplin a “white b****.” PLAMANN was placed in handcuffs for her safety.
She was then placed in Deputy Buboltz’s squad car. While in the back of the squad car, PLAMANN started kicking at the bars covering the windows. Deputy Buboltz went to check on her, and PLAMANN kicked Deputy Buboltz twice, once near her belt and another time in the leg. PLAMANN was brought to the ground and restrained. At that time, PLAMANN told deputies to shoot her and that she wanted to die. She was going to keep causing problems and keep kicking because they didn’t shoot her. When PLAMANN was told that she was going to be brought to the hospital, she stated, “I’m going to kill people there.” 3 34-CR-26-1 Filed in District Court State of Minnesota 1/2/2026 Shortly after, Deputy Faulkner was heard advising PLAMANN not to scratch him.
During his encounter with PLAMANN, Deputy Faulkner did note the odor of alcoholic beverage coming from PLAMANN. Deputy Koplin observed scratches on Deputy Faulkner’s left hand. While PLAMANN was on the ground, she was laying on snow and ice. Her pants were low, so Deputy Koplin went to pull her pants up to stay warm, and PLAMANN kicked Deputy Koplin with her right foot in the chest and chin. PLAMANN decided she was ready to go to jail and became cooperative. Deputy Koplin spoke with Miguel Lohse, who was at the residence PLAMANN was found outside of.
Lohse advised deputies that they have been drinking at Zorbaz and arrived back at the residence at approximately 0300 hours. Lohse stated that PLAMANN was at the house last night, and when they got back at 0300, they played games and drank alcohol. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE: Pursuant to Minn. Stat. § 609.49 intentional failure to appear for duly scheduled court appearances may result in additional criminal charges in addition to any arrest warrant that may otherwise be issued by the Court.
