Theft
49 articles tagged “Theft”
Man Driving Stolen Vehicle To Stillwater Courthouse Crashes Into Squad Car
Investigators say the driver had outstanding warrants, was driving a stolen truck and was found with multiple baggies of methamphetamine.
2 Charged in $3.2 Million Medicaid Fraud Scheme
Authorities charged a Minneapolis home health care business owner and a supervising nurse at his agency, alleging both played key roles in the scheme.
Stolen USPS Mail Truck Chase Ends With Arrest in Saint Paul
Giovanni Lisandro Suarez, 26, is charged with felony theft of a motor vehicle and felony fleeing a peace officer in a motor vehicle in connection with the incident, which unfolded on Jan. 12.
4 Charged in Anoka County ATM Robbery That Netted Over $100K
According to criminal complaints filed last week, the robbery happened on June 18, 2025, while an ATM technician was working on a machine at a Wells Fargo location in Columbia Heights.
Scott County Sheriff Employee Charged in Mall of America Theft Scheme
According to the criminal complaint filed Thursday, 30-year-old Gerardo Cerda is charged with felony theft by swindle in a scheme that unfolded over several months in 2025 at the Mall of America.
Saint Paul Man Charged in Christmas Morning Copper Wire Theft
The latest offense is part of a series of similar cases authorities say date back several years.
$110K Missing From Softball Group, Treasurer Charged
Kristin Allyenne Williams is charged with felony theft by swindle after authorities allege she misappropriated funds from the Plymouth Wayzata Youth Softball Association between August 2020 and February 2025, according to a criminal complaint.
Suspected Thieves Charged After Mounds View Crash, Foot Chase
Christ Hae, 24, of Saint Paul, and Han Do Wah, 19, of Woodbury, are each charged with felony possession of burglary or theft tools for the string of events that ended early Wednesday morning.
Why a Judge Erased a $7 Million Fraud Conviction
Prosecutors said Yusuf spent Medicaid money on shopping sprees at luxury clothing stores. Judge West wrote that the state relied heavily on circumstantial evidence and did not rule out other reasonable inferences, and she entered a judgment of acquittal.
