Andreace Nasir Glass

On March 23, 2026, at approximately 11:00 P.M., Saint Paul Officers responded to the 200 block of Old Sixth Street, Saint Paul, County of Ramsey, on an assault. Officer Fritz arrived and spoke with SJN. SJN said he was in his apartment with ANDREACE NASIR GLASS, [DOB REDACTED]. He told GLASS to leave, but he became upset and began striking him with his hands, feet, and shoes and boots. While assaulting him, GLASS said he was going to kill him. SJN was dazed and lost sight, but could hear what was happening.

SJN could not get out of his apartment and GLASS held him “captive” in the apartment. Eventually, SJN was able to get out of the apartment and ran to a friend’s apartment on the third floor. As officers spoke to him, SJN slid down the wall and his eyes were closed. He did not initially respond when his friend, AH, spoke to him. He did respond when AH spoke louder. SJN said he hurt all over. His left ear was red and appeared scraped. There were small bumps on SJN’s forehead and a red and blue mark on the back of his neck, and his right eye was swollen and turning blue.

Officers found GLASS on the sixth floor. GLASS denied that anything physical happened. He said he and SJN got into a heated argument about money and drugs. GLASS was arrested and searched. He had SJN’s wallet and keys in his possession. After a Miranda advisory, GLASS spoke to an investigator. GLASS said he caused the heated argument and he let his thoughts get to him. The argument was because they “use a two-face game” on him-meaning they use him when it is only beneficial for them. GLASS said he and SJN argued about money and “shit.” GLASS said, “I let him get to my head.” GLASS said he “hit his ass” and “smacked him.” When asked if he smacked SJN in the face, GLASS said, “yes,” and said it was seven or eight times.

He then said it was a couple of times. When asked how he had SJN’s wallet and keys, GLASS said they were on the table and he grabbed them.