BURNSVILLE MINNESOTA POLICE DEPARTMENT 2013 Annual Report

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Burnsville Police DepartmentMission Statement

“Working together to make a difference

through excellence in policing.”

Working together …Committed to helping people through partnerships and relationships with City

staff, community members and organizations.

Willing to meet the needs of the people we work with and provide services for.

Make a difference …Dedicated to preventing crime and apprehending offenders.

Public service – having a positive effect on the lives of citizens as well as co

workers.

xcellence in policing …!espect the dignity of all people and guarantee their Constitutional rights.

Continually maintaining a reputation of being industry leaders.

Committed to personal growth through education, innovation and fitness.



CHIEF OF POLICE

Eric Gieseke

It is my disnct privilege to present the 2013 Burnsville Police

Department nnual !eport" #his document represents the

achievements o$ the pro$essional and devoted mem%ers o$ this

highly regarded agency"

&ur dedicated team remains acve and resilient" 2013 o'ered

some uni(ue and e)ceponal challenges* not only to our

department %ut to the community as a +hole" ,everal high

pro-le and comple) calls tested our skills and core values" #hemen and +omen o$ this organi.aon demonstrated they don/t

%ack do+n and +orked relessly to %ring resoluon and closure

to the incidents %rought %e$ore them"

e also demonstrated +e have outstanding relaonships +ith

other la+ en$orcement agencies and pro$essionals" e +ere in

a uni(ue posion on more than one occasion to leverage the

resources availa%le to us $rom outside the agency to address

some o$ these challenges" #his represents the $act +e have

solid pro$essional relaonships in place* %ut also demonstrates

the Burnsville Police Department understands the importanceo$ colla%oraon"

In addion to the prominent incidents* our ocers managed

nearly *000 calls $or service throughout the year" #o o'er

some perspecve* this averages out to %e a%out 131 calls or

contacts per day"

e connue to maintain our current programs and services" In

addion* +e are al+ays striving to %uild on our relaonships in

the community* to include the schools and local %usinesses

4em%ers o$ the Burnsville Police Department are $ortunate to

have strong support $rom our 4ayor* 5ity 5ouncil* 5ity 4anager

and the community +e serve" e +ill connue to move

$or+ard as a progressive* pro$essional agency6

MESSAGE FROM

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AdministraonEric Gieseke* Chief of Police

Jef Behnken* Captain Operaons Division

Tanya Schart! , Captain Operaons Division

Lynn Lem"cke# Services Manager

Lo$a %irchner* Execuve Assistant

Ser&eants'an Athmann* Invesgaon Sergeant

'an Anderson* Patrol Sergeant

(ory Bochniak* Staff Sergeant

(ich F$aten* Patrol Sergeant

Patrick Gast , Invesgaon Sergeant Bent$ey Jackson* Patrol Sergeant (rere !"#$"%&'

Shan )ahaney* Patrol Sergeant (rere %#"&%"%&'

Jeremiah )ah$er* Patrol Sergeant

Brent )*rray* Patrol Sergeant

)a+ Smith* Patrol Sergeant

'on Sten&er* Eergenc) Mgt Coorinator*Sergeant

Ste,e Sto$er* Patrol Sergeant

Chris -ick$*nd* Counit) +esources Sergeant Je. -i+e* Staff Sergeant

)a/ 0ako,$e, , Patrol Sergeant

'a,e 1eras , Patrol Sergeant

O2cersSte,e Adrian* Invesgator (rere %"&%"%&'

Joe Ains$ie* Patrol O-cer

'an Anse$ment* Patrol O-cer

Sha*n Anse$ment* Counit) +esources O-cer

Ben Archam"a*$t* Patrol O-cer ( K9 Echo '

)e$issa Archam"a*$t* Invesgator

Brian Beckstrom* Patrol O-cer

Christo3her Bia&ini* Patrol O-cer

J*sna Bird* Patrol O-cer

Casey B*ck* Invesgator

Bryan Bye* Invesgator

)itch Car$son* Patrol O-cer

Chris Car3enter* Invesgator

Gre&& Enos* Patrol O-cer

Patrick Gi$$i&an* Patrol O-cer

Chris Goodrea** Counit) +esources O-cer

Jaco" Gri""$e* Patrol O-cer(oy G*t!man* Patrol O-cer

A$ecia Ha$,orson* Patrol O-cer

Brian Hasse$man* Patrol O-cer ( K9 Razor '

)ark Hetherin&ton* School +esource O-cer

A$ison Het$and* Patrol O-cer

Erin Ho$!na&e$* Patrol O-cer

Erica H*ston* Invesgator

)a&&ie Jackson* Patrol O-cer

Tay$or Jaco"s* Patrol O-cer

'an Johnson* Invesgator

Josh Johnson* Patrol O-cer

Jared %as3ar* Patrol O-cer

Je. %$in&f*s* School +esource O-cer

4ick Larson* Patrol O-cer

Brad Litke* Patrol O-cer

'an Lon&* Patrol O-cer

'a,e L*chsin&er* Patrol O-cer

%y$e )aitre5ean* Patrol O-cer

'a$$as )oe$$er* Patrol O-cer

John )o+* Patrol O-cer

J*sn )*$$en* Patrol O-cer

Andrea 4eton* Invesgator Pa*$ Oe$rich* Patrol O-cer

Les$ie Perry* School +esource O-cer

Je. Pfa. * Invesgator

Tim Pfa. * Patrol O-cer

(ick Porras* Patrol O-cer

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O2cers 6conn*ed7%y$e Posth*m*s* Patrol O-cer

'a,e Poers* Patrol O-cer

Be, Price* Patrol O-cer

Jameson (i+er# Patrol O-cer

Bryan (ychner* Patrol O-cer

'erek Sch*t!* Patrol O-cer

Jay Scri"ner* Patrol O-cer

Shannon Siem* Patrol O-cer

Casey Smith* Patrol O-cer La*ren Smith* Patrol O-cer

Tom Smith* Patrol O-cer Tim The$en* Patrol O-cer (to %"."%&'

Lyn Tonne* Patrol O-cer

Tim 8a*&hn* Invesgator

Chris -a$sick* Patrol O-cer

4ick -eidner , Patrol O-cer (to %"&%"%&'

Ser,ices9(ecordsSandi Am*ndson* Ainistrave Assistant

'an A*sen* Ainistrave Assistant

Sena 'ah$* +ecors Supervisor

)ar$a Eck$ , Ainistrave Assistant

Jean Hennin&* Ainistrave Assistant

E,e$yn Hosana* Ainistrave Assistant

Pa+y %o$$in& , Ainistrave Assistant

Anna Leto*rnea* , Ainistrave Assistant

Sandi Persons* Propert)*Evience /echnician

Pa: 8a$$ey* Ainistrave Assistant

Phy$$is -erm*s* Ainistrave Assistant (rere !"$"%&'

Tina 1ink , 0icense Specialist (transferre !"."%&'

Comm*nity Ser,ice O2cersChris %$im3* Counit) Service O-cer (to $"&"%&'

Ja,ier Jimene!* Counit) Service O-cer

4ick 4e$son* Counit) Service O-cer

'an -ica$* Counit) Service O-cer

4ei$ Stransky* Counit) Service O-cer

Ste,e Th*$* Counit) Service O-cer (to #"#&"%&'

Ci!en 8o$*nteersJohn Cam3"e$$* Chaplain

Tom Gi$"ertson* Chaplain

Patrick Ha$$* Chaplain

8a$erie Ha$$* Chaplain

Ste,e Harris* Chaplain

John )a+hes , Chaplain

)ark Patrick* Chaplain

John Grima$di* 1olunteer (preplans'

James Parsons* 1olunteer (ata entr)'

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#he Police dministraon sta' consists o$

Police Chie# Eric Giese(e* Patrol 7nit

commander Captain )anya Sch*artz* and Captain

+e# $ehn(en commanding the Invesgaon and

5ommunity !esources 7nits" dministrave

support is also provided %y E!ergency

'anage!ent Coordinator,Sergeant Don Stenger-

Services 'anager .ynn .e!"c(e and E/ecuve

Assistant .ola Kirchner "

4em%ers o$ the Burnsville Police Department are

proud o$ its history o$ posive interacon +ith

community* organi.aonal groups* neigh%orhoods

and schools to solve a multude o$ issues $rom

criminal acvity to liva%ility issues" #his allo+s the

community to have o+nership in its Police

Department and uli.e a colla%orave approach to

resolving pro%lems"

E!ergency 'anage!ent2013 +as a %usy year $or Burnsville/s E!ergency

'anage!ent Coordinator,Sergeant Don Stenger *

+ho reports directly to Police 5hie$ Eric Gieseke"#he year +as -lled +ith 5ity8+ide training*

e)ercises and call outs"

#raining +as a key element $or the Emergency

4anagement $uncon in 2013" cve shooter

response $or la+ en$orcement started a9er the

school tragedy at 5olorado/s 5olum%ine :igh

,chool" 7n$ortunately* since that me there have

%een numerous other school and +orkplace

shoongs that have $orced la+ en$orcement to re8

evaluate its response to such incidents"#he 38E5:& protocol is a more holisc pu%lic

sa$ety response +here ocers E2/E+ (uickly to

neutrali.e the threat" #hey (uickly E1A03A/E the

situaon including addional potenal threats"

#hen +ith the help o$ -re-ghters;paramedics they

E1AC3A/E the +ounded paents* saving lives in

the process" In 2013* all Burnsville police ocers*

-re-ghters and paramedics received classroom

and scenario8%ased training in this ne+ response

protocol" t the same me this +as going on*

Police and <ire personnel +orked closely +ith

school sta' through training and ta%letop

e)ercises to %e=er prepare them to respond to

emergencies in the schools"

lso in 2013* the 5ity o$ Burnsville hosted a ,torm

,po=er training class* instructed %y the >aonal

eather ,ervice"

Burnsville/s 4o%ile 5ommand Post ?45P@

connued to %e used in Burnsville and throughout

Dakota 5ounty" #he 45P has a team o$ 1A

mem%ers ?Police* <ire and I#@ +ho train every

month to ensure that +hen the vehicle is called

out* all systems run properly and can %e used to its

$ull potenal" In 2013* the 45P +as used 23

mescalled out $or 1 emergency incidents* 2

training events* and 3 pre8planned events;

$esvals"

Mobile Command Post Operators and Scribes

+/inistrati.n *ivisi.n



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Due to other assignments in the department* the

45P team said good%ye to Police Sergeant Rory

$ochnia( " #hank$ully* +e +elcomed 0ire1ghter,

Para!edic 'aggie Archer to the team"

4o%ile 5ommand Post mem%ers $rom the Police

Department includeC Sergeant Don Stenger-

23cers $rian $ec(stro!- Dave Po*ers and $ryanRychner- Services 'anager .ynn .e!"c(e-

E/ecuve Assistant .ola Kirchner- Property4

Evidence )echnician Sandi Persons and

Ad!inistrave Assistant Pa5 6alley7

<ire Department mem%ers includeC Captain $ill

Schaetzel- 0ire1ghters 'aggie Archer- )o! %ale

and Andy .each- and Ad!inistrave Assistant

De" 2/"orough7

I# mem%ers includeC I) Director )o! 6ena"les-

Syste!s Ad!inistrator )are( St7 'ichaels and

Specialist +ohn Sydness7

,ergeant ,tenger is also part o$ the Dakota 5ounty

Domesc Preparedness 5ommi=ee ?D5DP5@ as

+ell as the E)ercise Design #eam" #he design

team/s $ocus in 2013 +as hosng a series o$ severe

+eather ta%letop e)ercises +here neigh%oring

cies +ere %rought together $or a realisc

response to a tornado out%reak in our county"

#he e)ercise tested the agency/s a%ility to manage

scarce resources during a large8scale disaster"

essons +ere learned that can %e put in place

should this type o$ event occur in Burnsville"

s a mem%er o$ the D5DP5* ,ergeant ,tenger

oversees the <irst !esponder Group" Goals during

2013 +ere to connue to assist in hosng the

38E5:& training $or police and -re departments

throughout Dakota 5ounty" In a large8scale violent

incident* it is important that all area departments

are +orking $rom the same protocols as mutual

aid resources" 7sing grant $unds* the <irst

!esponder Group provided speci-c pieces o$ li$e8

saving e(uipment $or each marked s(uad and -re

vehicle in the county to help enhance response to

these incidents" In addion* the group hosted a

<rontline ,upervisor orkshop in +hich <ire*

Police and Pu%lic orks supervisors +ere

presented an overvie+ o$ previous maor incidents

that previously occurred in Dakota 5ounty and the

lessons learned $rom each one" =endees also got

a chance to see all o$ the resources availa%le $or

emergency response in the county"Burnsville connues to support the Dakota 5ounty

,pecial &peraons #eam ?,&#@ +ith $our mem%ers

?three <ire* one Police@" #he team is mul8

disciplinary having mem%ers $rom <ire* Police and

E4, throughout Dakota 5ounty" #hey respond to

uni(ue* high8risk incidents +ith training and

e(uipment that most agencies cannot a'ord to

have on their o+n" #he team trains monthly on

topics such as ha.ardous materials* terrorism*

con-ned space* rope and trench rescue* and alsoare mem%ers o$ 4innesota #ask <orce 1 $or

state+ide response to structural %uilding collapse"

In 2013* the ,&# team took part in a mul8day

structural collapse e)ercise in 5amp Douglas* I"

Burnsville/s 4o%ile Folunteer >et+ork ?4F>@

stayed strong +ith more than 2 mem%ers*

including seven ne+ mem%ers that +ere added in

2013" lthough the 4F> +as not called out $or

any emergencies in 2013* mem%ers assisted +ith

seven special 5ity events* conducted 1A :eart!estart training sessions* and a=ended (uarterly

training" #raining topics include cro+d control and

de8escalaon situaons* improvised e)plosive

devices* ha.ardous materials* -rst8aid* chaplain

presentaon* trac control* geography and radio

communicaons"

Chaplain Corps#he volunteer 5haplain 5orps has %een serving

ci.ens and employees o$ the 5ity o$ Burnsville $or

the past 23 years" #he 5haplain 5orps had anum%er o$ opportunies to +ork as a team on

various incidents throughout 2013* to include

crisis calls* death no-caons* personal issues and

crical incidents" #hese incidents* in addion to

+orking on ta%letop training e)ercises* did much



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to sharpen the chaplains/ skills as a team"

5haplains connue to +ork +ith the 5ity o$

Bloomington* along +ith several other

communies* in %uilding a net+ork o$ chaplains

and keeping up +ith the latest educaonal

opportunies that are o'ered to all chaplains in

4innesota" During the year* the Burnsville <ireDepartment has %een very help$ul +ith training

sessions geared to -rst8aid procedures"

#he mission o$ the 5haplain 5orps is to provide

con-denal support to ocers* 5ity employees

and ci.ens in crisisH o'ering spiritual counseling

and assistance +hile remaining respecul o$

individual religious %elie$s"

5urrent mem%ers include Chaplains +ohn

Ca!p"ell- )o! Gil"ertson- Pat %all- Steve %arris-

+ohn 'a8he*s an 'ar( Patric( "

%onor Guard#he Burnsville Police :onor Guard +as -rst

esta%lished in 200A" #he main goals o$ the honor

guard are to honor la+ en$orcement ocers $rom

all over the naon and to serve the community o$

Burnsville as a representave group $rom the

Police Department"

4em%ers o$ the honor guard $or 2013 include

Sergeants Rich 0laten- Steve Stoler and Dave er*as- 23cers Erica %uston- +ared Kaspar- ic(

.arson- Dallas 'oeller and +ohn 'o8 "

During 2013* the -rst event the honor guard

appeared at +as the annual Burnsville 5ommunity

Prayer Break$ast" #he honor guard is responsi%le

$or posng the Jags at the %eginning o$ the service

and retrieving them at the end o$ the event"

&n 4ay 1>aonal a+ En$orcement 4emorial

Dayhonor guard mem%ers oined ocers

throughout 4innesota at the Peace &cers/

4emorial located on the grounds o$ the

4innesota ,tate 5apitol" #his day is dedicated to

the memory o$ peace ocers +ho have made the

ulmate sacri-ce" #he Burnsville Police :onor

Guard stood a shi9 at the ,tate memorial to pay

respect to all 4innesota peace ocers" #he

evening o$ 4ay 1 is cele%rated +ith a candlelight

service" 4em%ers o$ the honor guard march $romdo+nto+n ,t" Paul to the Peace &cers/ 4emorial

+here they present their colors $or all people in

a=endance"

#hank$ully* there +ere no line8o$8duty deaths in

the ,tate o$ 4innesota during 2013" Because o$

this great ne+s* honor guards +ere not needed to

parcipate in any line8o$8duty $unerals"

ll Burnsville Police :onor Guard mem%ers have

a=ended 4innesota a+ En$orcement 4emorial

ssociaon/s ?E4@ :onor Guard #raining at5amp !ipley and are ready $or any re(uest that

may %e asked o$ them" 4ost recently* ,ergeant

<laten a=ended the ,eptem%er E4 :onor

Guard 5amp as a lead instructorH this +as his 1Ath

year as a lead instructor at the camp"

Burnsville Honor Guard Erica Huston, Steve Stoler,

Nick Larson, Dallas Moeller, o!n Mott and

Dave "er#as $back ro#%



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,ergeant <laten also parcipated in the 5andlelight

,ervice in ashington* D"5"* on 4ay 13* as a

mem%er o$ the Burnsville Police :onor Guard"

hile in his 5lass KL dress uni$orm* ,ergeant

<laten acted as part o$ the escort detail $or

=orney General Eric :older and ,ecretary o$

:omeland ,ecurity Manet >apolitano" ,ergeant<laten +as also asked to parcipate in the >aonal

5andlelight ,ervice at the >aonal a+

En$orcement 4emorial %y standing on the main

stage during the service +ith other honor guard

ocers $rom all over the 7nited ,tates"

#he Burnsville Police :onor Guard connues to

stand ready $or the me they are needed at a

moment/s noce"

:Road to %ope; $i(e )our2013 marked the $ourth year Burnsville police

ocers parcipated in the a+ En$orcement

7nited ?E7@ K!oad to :opeL Bike #our" E7 is a

naonal non8pro-t organi.aon +ith a mission o$

$undraising to support the 5oncerns o$ Police

,urvivors ?5&P,@ organi.aon and the &cer

Do+n 4emorial Page" !iders +ho parcipate

need to raise at least N1*00 in donaons" #he

%icycle ride %egins in 5hesapeake* F* and

concludes 20 miles later in ashington D5"

#hese miles are covered over t+o and a hal$ days*rain or shine"

#his year Sergeants Rich 0laten and Dan Ath!ann

oined in the K!oad to :opeL %ike tour" #his +as

<laten/s $ourth year parcipang" !iders must %e

currently licensed police ocers* rered police

ocers* or a survivor o$ an ocer killed in the line

o$ duty" <laten also had the honor o$ %eing

designated as a ride marshal" !ide marshals make

sure the riders are sa$e and $ollo+ the rules" #hey

also assist riders +ho are struggling due toe)hauson or inuries"

Each rider is assigned an ocer killed the year

%e$ore in order to ride in their memory" ,ergeant

<laten rode in honor o$ &cer #homas Decker* o$

the 5old ,pring ?4>@ Police Department" &cer

Decker +as shot and killed in late 2012 +hile on a

check the +el$are call"

&ver N10*000 +as donated %y a+ En$orcement

7nited to the 5&P, organi.aon to run their kids

camp" #he 5&P, Oids ,ummer 5amp is a=ended

%y children +hose parent +as an ocer killed in

the line o$ duty and is a vital tool to help children

live +ith their grie$ and +here healing can %egin"

Grants num%er o$ grant opportunies +ere a'orded the

Burnsville Police Department during 2013"

Ed*ard $yrne 'e!orial +usce Assistance Grant C

#he department +as the recipient o$ N10*32 $rom

a <ederal Ed+ard Byrne 4emorial Musce

ssistance Grant a+ard" <unding +ill provide $orthe procurement and installaon o$ a ducted $ume

hood and %lo+er system in the evidence

processing area" #his e(uipment +ill allo+

physical evidence ocers to use more e'ecve

methods o$ latent -ngerprint development to help

Ser&eants 'ic! (laten and Dan )t!mann

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iden$y* arrest and convict individuals involved in

criminal acts %y removing harm$ul or to)ic $umes

and vapors $rom the evidence processing area"

'innesota Depart!ent o# Pu"lic Sa#ety Grant C

#he Burnsville Police Department also received

connued grant $unding through the 4innesota

Department o$ Pu%lic ,a$ety $or tracen$orcement" #he Dakota 5ounty #rac ,a$ety

Proect is a partnership %et+een Burnsville and 11

other Dakota 5ounty agencies to increase trac

sa$ety" 5oordinated trac events throughout the

county $ocus on speeding* seat%elts and impaired

driving violaons" #otal $unding $or this grant is

N3*QA +ith Burnsville receiving a total o$

N22*2Q $or parcipaon in the Dakota 5ounty

#rac ,a$ety Proect" Parcipaon in these events

resulted in the $ollo+ingC• QQA #otal ,tops

• 1Q ,peed 5itaons

• 1AQ &ther 4oving Fiolaon 5itaons

• 101 ,eat Belt 5itaons

• ,peed arnings

• D!;D5;D,

• 2 People #aken into 5ustody

• 1A ,eat Belt arnings

• 12 Designated Drivers 5ontacted

• 10 DI

• 10 E(uipment Fiolaon 5itaons• 5hild !estraint 5itaons

• 1 5hild !estraint arnings

&7S7 Depart!ent o# +usce and 'innesota

Depart!ent o# Pu"lic Sa#ety C !eim%ursement in

the amount o$ N2*3 +as received $rom

connued <ederal and ,tate grant $unding $or the

purchase o$ %ulletproo$ vests" <unding $rom these

grants covers the purchase o$ %ulletproo$ vests $or

ne+ police ocers as +ell as the replacement o$

vests every -ve years" #he 7"," Department o$Musce also approved $unding in the amount o$

N2*22 $or 201 vest purchases"

Internal A<airs#he Burnsville Police Department connued its

system o$ tracking $ormal ci.en and

administrave contacts" #his system ensures that

the agency documents and invesgates ci.en

complaints" 5omplaints are invesgated %y a

team o$ sergeants +ho have received speciali.ed

training in the legal* invesgave and

administrave aspects o$ conducng an internala'airs invesgaon"

Internal 'airs team mem%ers Sergeants Dan

Ath!ann- Rory $ochnia(- Don Stenger- Chris

=ic(lund and Dave er*as take seriously their

responsi%ility o$ ensuring agency credi%ility and

community trust and carry out their dues in a

pro$essional and respecul manner" #he Internal

'airs team is coordinated %y Captain )anya

Sch*artz and report to Police Chie# Eric Giese(e"

In 2013* three reports o$ alleged misconduct +ereinvesgated* resulng in the $ollo+ing

disposionsC

• Breach of Ci,i$ (i&hts

$ Eplo)ees 3nfoune

# Eplo)ees 3nfoune

• = Po$icy 8io$aon

% Eplo)ee Sustaine

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#he &peraons Division o$ the Burnsville Police

Department strives to provide a +ide varietyo$ pu%lic sa$ety services to the community through

its Patrol* Invesgaon and 5ommunity !esources

$uncons"

Patrol &nitDuring 2013* the Patrol 7nit connued to strive $or

e)cellence %y $ocusing e'orts in accordance +ith

the Police Department/s 4uie Plan" Patrol e'orts

surrounded the solid $oundaon o$ the

department/s core values:onor* Integrity*5ourage* E)cellence and Ono+ledge" Patrol is the

largest unit o$ the Police Department and is

overseen %y Captain )anya Sch*artz" Eight patrol

sergeants lead the day8to8day operaons o$ the 1

ocers assigned to the unit" Patrol ocers

respond to a variety o$ emergency and non8

emergency calls +ith a commitment to provide

Burnsville residents outstanding police service"

2013 proved to %e a challenging year $or the Patrol

7nit as they responded to a variety o$ comple) andtraumac calls to include homicides* suicides*

domesc assaults* +eapons violaons and crisis

calls" Patrol ocers did an e)cellent o% o$ not

only sa$ely handling these types o$ calls and many

others* %ut also providing (uality police service to

crime vicms and vicm $amilies" In addion*

ocers pro$essionally responded to a +ide range

o$ community concerns on issues related to trac

complaints* neigh%orhood and %usiness concerns"

Police ocers are prepared to respond to a +ide

range o$ calls $or service and possess the a%ility to

(uickly di'use situaons that are dynamic in

nature* o9en puRng the ocer/s sa$ety at risk"

patrol ocer/s dues and responsi%ilies are

uni(ue %ecause they are o9en tasked +ith having

to make crical decisions +ithin seconds o$

arriving on a call $or the sa$ety o$ people at the

scene as +ell as themselves"

>ot only are ocers e)pected to di'use high8

stress situaons* %ut they must also %e a%le to

move %eyond the incident and respond to other

calls throughout their shi9s" #his can %e especiallychallenging a9er handling traumac death scenes

or child a%use cases" #raining is an important

component o$ keeping patrol ocers sa$e and +ell

prepared to deal +ith the many unkno+n

situaons they could encounter each day"

In 201* the Police Department +ill connue

e'orts to provide high8(uality training $or patrol

ocers through in8house training and +ill seek out

instrucon $rom other la+ en$orcement

pro$essionals" #he Patrol 7nit +ill connue to %ecommi=ed to B7E in the ,chool acvies +ith

area ocers dedicang me at elementary schools

to get ac(uainted +ith students and sta'" &ur

goals to strengthen relaonships +ithin the

schools and provide posive interacon and role

)erati.ns *ivisi.n

Lauren Smit!-one o. .our Communit/ Service O..icers

promoted to Police O..icer durin& 0123



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modeling to students +ill remain a priority" #he

Police Department +ill %e +orking +ith

Independent ,chool District 11 principals to

develop even more +ays to create connecons

+ith students and sta' in the $uture"

#he Patrol 7nit +ill also connue its e'orts in

trac educaon* engineering* en$orcement andemergency response and +ill +ork +ith 5ity

Engineering and other 5ity sta' to provide the

%est possi%le outcomes $or the community"

#he Patrol 7nit +ill stay $ocused on the mission o$

K+orking together to make a di'erence through

e)cellence in policing"L

)ra3c En#orce!entBurnsville Police are commi=ed to trac

educaon* engineering* en$orcement andemergency response" #he $ocus o$ our e'orts is to

change driver %ehavior and reduce unsa$e driving

pracces" #rac sa$ety +as a priority in 2013 +ith

ocers +orking Dakota 5ounty #rac ,a$ety

Proects* including grant $unded Clic5 It or /ic5et

events* ,a$e and ,o%er details* and other D7I and

trac8related en$orcement proects"

Police and Engineering sta' connued to partner

to provide the %est soluons possi%le on trac

concerns throughout the 5ity" Discussions andrevie+ included topics such as communicang

construcon proects to the community*

evaluang accident areas* cross+alk concerns* and

neigh%orhood trac complaints"

4oving into 201* trac sa$ety +ill connue to %e

a priority" Sergeants 'a/ >a(ovlev and 'a8

S!ith are ne+ly assigned to oversee trac sa$ety

related issues" #hey are responsi%le $or -elding

day8to8day trac complaints and concerns and

geRng in$ormaon out to area ocers" #hey +illalso connue to +ork closely +ith Engineering

sta' on neigh%orhood concerns* high trac

accident areas* coordinaon o$ construcon

proects* and other trac8related issues"

Crisis Intervenon )ea!!ecogni.ing that certain types o$ situaons

involving individuals +ith mental illness re(uire a

speciali.ed response $rom la+ en$orcement*

Burnsville Police created a 5risis Intervenon #eam

?5I#@" #he team consists o$ specially trained

ocers +ho assist in iden$ying +hen someone inthe community may %e e)periencing a mental

health crisis" 5risis intervenon gives $rontline

ocers the tools to %e=er communicate +ith

people in crisis and get the individual the help that

is needed"

In 2013* 5I# connued e'orts to assist individuals

+ith mental illness +ho +ere in crisis" #eam

mem%ers $ocus on de8escalang the crisis $or the

individual +hile maintaining sa$ety $or the ocer

and others on scene" &$ the 3Q0 crisis callshandled %y patrol ocers in 2013* 5I# ocers

$ocused on 23 cases* spending over 181;2 hours

on each call" 5risis calls $or 2012 totaled 3Q1* +ith

5I# ocers $ocusing on 2 cases"

5I# ocers $ollo+ up +ith speci-c re(uests other

ocers may have regarding an individual or $amily

+ith potenal mental health issues* as +ell as

+ork closely +ith mul8housing ocers to

e'ecvely assist tenants in crisis"

5I# ocers a=end several >aonal lliance on4ental Illness meengs that involve $amily

mem%ers impacted %y mental illness" #hese

meengs are a great opportunity $or ST sessions

regarding +hat to e)pect +hen calling police to

your house $or a $amily mem%er in crisis" #eam

mem%ers also +ork +ith the 4innesota 5I#

ssociaon* a=ending several +eek8long training

events held throughout the year"

4em%ers o$ the 2013 5I# #eam include 23cers

Dan Ansel!ent- $rian $ec(stro!- +usna $ird-$ryan $ye- Alecia %alvorson- Da*n +ohnson- $rad

.it(e- Dave .uchsinger- +ohn 'o8- Dave Po*ers-

$ryan Rychner and )i! 6aughn" #he team is

coordinated %y Sergeant Dave er*as"




5I# ocers strive to %uild partnerships +ith

mental health providers* individuals and $amilies

su'ering $rom mental illness and commit to %eing

specially trained in crisis intervenon in order to

respond sa$ely and e'ecvely +hen a crisis occurs"

Do!esc A"use Response )ea!#he Burnsville Police Domesc %use !esponse

#eam ?D!#@ +as $ormed to address the gro+ing

concern o$ domesc violence a'ecng not only

the vicm %ut other $amily mem%ers* especially

children +itnessing the a%use" &ne o$ the many

$uncons o$ the team is to $ollo+ up +ith vicms

o$ domesc violence a9er the inial police

response" D!# ocers e)plain the udicial

process to the vicms and direct them to several

area advocacy groups +here they may o%tain any

needed assistance and support to help start thehealing process"

&$ the 3A domescs reported in 2013* D!#

mem%ers $ocused their a=enon on 10 cases"

#his compares to 2 domescs in 2012 and 13

D!# cases" In addion to providing $ollo+ up

assistance to vicms* D!# mem%ers also are

trained to take photographs o$ vicm inuries"

In <e%ruary* several D!# mem%ers a=ended the

annual Domesc %use +areness uncheon*

hosted %y 3A0 5ommunies and the akeville

Police Department" #hroughout the rest o$ the

year* mem%ers o$ D!# a=ended other local

trainings and meengs designed to $urther the

prevenon o$ domesc violence" #hese training

opportunies and task $orces help D!# mem%ers

stay up to date on current issues and connue to

provide (uality service to vicms"

D!# mem%ers include 23cers 'elissa

Archa!"ault- Chris Carpenter- +a(e Gri""le- Roy

Gutz!an- Alecia %alvorson- Ali %etland- Erin

%olznagel- +usn 'ullen- Shannon Sie! and )o!

S!ith" &cers stepping do+n $rom the team in

2013 include Dan Anderson- +usna $ird- ic(

.arson- +ere!iah 'ahler- Dave .uchsinger and

ic( =eidner " #he team is coordinated %y

Sergeants Dan Ath!ann and 'a8 S!ith"

D!# ocers are supported throughout the year

%y several outside agencies* to include 3A0

5ommunies* Dakota 5ounty Pro%aon &ce*

and the Burnsville 5ity =orney/s &ce" #his

colla%oraon helps Burnsville Police provide the%est service possi%le to vicms o$ domesc

violence"

Canine &nit#he Burnsville Police 5anine 7nit consists o$ t+o

teams" 23cer $en Archa!"ault and his canine

partner Echo have %een +orking together since

2010" 23cer $rian %assel!an and his partner

Razor have %een +orking together since 2011"

Both canines are uli.ed as locang tools* trained

to locate people considered to %e suspects in

crimes* as +ell as -nding missing or lost people"

Both canine teams are also trained in narcoc

detecon to help get dangerous drugs o' the

streets" 5anines Echo and !a.or are trained to

detect the narcoc odors o$ heroin* cocaine* crack*

meth and mariuana" In 2013* %oth canine teams

+ere used over mes $or narcoc searches on

vehicles* residences and hotels;motels" #hese

narcoc searches resulted in numerous arrests as

+ell as the sei.ure o$ several pounds o$ narcocs

and money"

During the year* Echo and !a.or +ere uli.ed in

23 tracks to look $or suspects +ho had Jed on $oot

$rom crime scenesH used 1 mes $or %uilding

searches and %urglariesH and +ere also directly

involved in over arrests o$ suspects involving

violent assaults* +eapons violaons* domesc

assaults* $elony vehicle stops* ro%%eries and other

serious crimes" Echo and !a.or also assisted other

agencies 23 mes during 2013 +ith %uilding

searches* tracking $or criminals and narcoc sni's"

In addion to day8to8day operaons* %oth canine

teams train +ith the department/s EG #accal

#eam $or deployments" In 2013* the t+o canine



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teams responded to $our EG #accal callouts $or

+arrants and incidents involving violent and armed

su%ects"

Police canines Echo and !a.or are regularly

$eatured at numerous community $uncons and

parcipated in 1 pu%lic demonstraons $or school

children* senior ci.en groups and civic

organi.aons throughout the year" #he tradion

o$ hosng a large canine demonstraon at the

annual Burnsville <ire 4uster +as connued*

+hich also $eatured canine teams $rom akeville*

<armington and :asngs"

&nce again 23cer Chris $iagini assisted +ith

training the canines %y serving as a +illing decoy

and playing an integral part in the 5anine 7nit/s

success" &cer Biagini a=ended 5anine 5over

#raining sponsored %y ,t" Paul Police"

?@B %ighlightsC In <e%ruary* &cer :asselman

and !a.or responded to a domesc violence call

+here a $emale +as assaulted +ith a kni$e %y an e)

8%oy$riend +ho Jed the scene" !a.or tracked the

male to a near%y residence and located thesuspect hiding under a very lo+ deck" 9er

re$using numerous +arnings to come out* and +ith

the kno+ledge that the male already used a kni$e*

!a.or +as deployed and success$ully apprehended

the suspect"

In 4arch* &cer rcham%ault and Echo

responded to a domesc violence call +here the

suspect %arricaded himsel$ in a %edroomH -rearms

and knives +ere kno+n to %e in the residence"

9er numerous a=empts to gain compliance* Echo

+as sent into the room +here he success$ully

apprehended the suspect and helped ocers %ringa sa$e resoluon to the incident"

In ,eptem%er* &cer :asselman and !a.or +ere

called in to assist +ith the search $or arcles during

a homicide invesgaon" !a.or +as a%le to search

a large area and located valua%le evidence $or the

invesgaon and ed the suspect to the homicide"

&cers rcham%ault and :asselman take great

pride in %eing canine handlers $or the 5ity o$

Burnsville and have dedicated thousands o$

training hours +ith their partners to %ecomee)perts in their -eld and give the 5ity their very

%est" During 2013* %oth canine teams completed

Police Dog 1 cer-caon* achieving the top t+o

scores o$ all canines compeng at the 4innesota

!egional #rials and (uali$ying them $or the

>aonal 5er-caon #rials"

During an early morning pracce session* +hile

a=ending the >aonal 5er-caon #rials in

ashington* D"5"* !a.or collapsed +hen

a=empng to per$orm agility +ork" &cer:asselman rushed !a.or to the E! +here

numerous tests +ere per$ormed" In the end* rest

and medicaon +ere prescri%ed +ith a +ait8and8

see approach to determine i$ !a.or could

compete" &ver the $ollo+ing days !a.or $ought

through and +as a%le to compete" Both Echo and

!a.or received high scores and +ere a+arded the

>aonal 5er-caon o$ E)cellenceH the highest

level a canine team can receive"

long +ith the individual cer-caon o$e)cellence* the Burnsville* <armington and

akeville canines parcipated in a oint team

compeon to earn a com%ined th

Place a+ard in

the naonal team standings"

O..icer Brian Hasselman #it! 'a4or and

O..icer Ben )rc!ambault #it! Ec!o

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9er returning $rom the >aonal compeon*

&cer :asselman %rought !a.or in $or $urther

tesng" It +as $ound !a.or had severe disc

damage that +ould end his career $ar too early"

7pon hearing this devastang ne+s* doctors

assured &cer :asselman there +as nothing he

did that caused the outcome" ith the unmelymedical rerement o$ O !a.or* it/s hard to argue

that this +as the %est year $or these t+o partners"

<ighng through the devastang inury to !a.or*

&cer :asselman/s diligence has not +avered" :e

+ill %e assigned a ne+ canine partner in 201 and

has agreed to keep !a.or as a mem%er o$ his

$amily"

E'ERGEC> AC)I2 GR2&P

)accal and egoaon )ea!s#he primary $uncons o$ the Emergency con

Group ?EG@ are to support the Patrol 7nit in

dealing +ith incidents involving the presence o$

+eapons and;or %arricaded suspects* assist in

serving high8risk search +arrants* and to serve in

any other capacity in +hich their training may %e

o$ help" E)perienced in +orking together to

resolve crical incidents* the EG team is divided

into the principle elements o$ #accal Entry;

rrest;5ontainment #eam and >egoaon;

:ostage;5risis 4anagement #eam"

#he EAG )accal )ea! consists o$ 12 ocers $rom

the Police Department and t+o paramedics $rom

the <ire Department skilled in taccs and e(uipped

+ith +eapons and gear %eyond that issued toindividual patrol ocers;medics" #he taccal team

is prepared to resolve hostage* terrorist and other

crical incidents* as +ell as o'er FIP protecon"

ith so many taccal team mem%ers +orking

Patrol* many high8risk incidents are resolved

(uickly on the patrol level +ithout having to call in

addional resources" #his allo+s a rapid response

and the ulmate goal o$ a rapid and sa$e

resoluon to the incident" #accal mem%ers

+orking Patrol +ere a%le to sa$ely resolve over 3documented incidents using their taccal

kno+ledge and e)perience" ,ome o$ these

incidents include people +ith +eapons* high8risk

arrest +arrants* and other calls violent in nature"

EG #accal #eam mem%ers pride themselves on

uli.ing their uni(ue skills and e(uipment to

resolve issues +hile +orking a regular Patrol shi9"

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In 2013* the EG #accal #eam responded to a

hostage incident +here shots +ere -red at

:oliday Gas ,taon on :igh+ay 13" #accal

ocers uli.ed their e)tensive training and +ere

a%le to (uickly %ring the incident to a peace$ul

resoluon* resulng in the arrest o$ the suspect

+ho +as ulmately sentenced to prison" Duringthe year* the taccal team also responded to

several %arricaded su%ect calls* provided security

detail at the Burnsville Per$orming rts 5enter*

and responded to a hostage situaon at the

:igh+ay 13 :oliday Gas ,taon" #he EG #accal

#eam also +orked +ith the Eagan ,# #eam on

several +arrants and conducted a num%er o$ high8

risk search +arrants $or the Dakota 5ounty Drug

#ask <orce"

#he taccal team +orks and trains closely +ithneigh%oring urisdicons" #his training includes an

annual trip to 5amp Dodge* a regional military

training $acility in Io+a* to train +ith other taccal

mem%ers $rom Bloomington* Eagan* Prior ake*

!ich-eld* ,avage* ,co= 5ounty and irport Police"

,everal promoons to the team occurred during

2013 to include 23cers +aco" Gri""le and +ohn

'o8 * as +ell as Para!edic 'i(e Andre*s7 23cer

+ared Kaspar +as promoted to #eam eader" t

the conclusion o$ 2013* 23cers Paul 2elrich and +ere!iah 'ahler- Sergeant Dave er*as and

Para!edic $en Roser rered $rom the EG team"

ith over 2 years o$ com%ined e)perience* their

kno+ledge and e)perse +ill truly %e missed"

ddional team mem%ers include 23cers $ryan

$ye- +ared Kaspar- +ere!iah 'ahler- Dallas

'oeller- Paul 2elrich- Kyle Posthu!us- +a!eson

Ri8er- Dere( Schutz- Casey S!ith- )o! S!ith-

Para!edic 'a8 2stendor# * along +ith #eam

eaders Sergeants $rent 'urray and Steve Stoler " #he EAG 4e&oaon9Hosta&e9Crisis )ana&e

ment Team responds to crical incidents involving

%arricaded suspects* suicidal persons and hostage

situaons" #he purpose o$ this team is to handle

negoaon e'orts during these crical incidents

and provide intelligence* as +ell as technical

support to the incident commander" #he goal o$

the EG >egoaon #eam is to %ring crical

incidents to a non8violent conclusion through

dialogue and e'ecve negoaon"

In 2013* EG >egoaon #eam mem%ers included

23cers Dan Anderson- Chris Carpenter * PatGilligan- Roy Gutz!an and Dave .uchsinger * and

+as coordinated %y Sergeant +e< =i8e" During

the year* team mem%ers +ere involved in

success$ully resolving si) crisis situaons" In

addion* negoators assisted the Patrol 7nit at a

hostage stando' at the :oliday Gas ,taon on

:igh+ay 13" #he EG >egoaon #eam also

assisted the Dakota 5ounty 4G >egoaon

#eam +ith a %arricaded crisis situaon"

EG negoators receive on8going training at local*regional and naonal levels* as +ell as provide

instruconal training $or neigh%oring agencies"

#eam mem%ers parcipated in the th nnual

7pper !ed !iver Falley 5risis >egoaon

5on$erence and 5ompeon in 4oorhead* 4>"

#he negoators did an outstanding o% in the

compeon and +ere a%le to %ring %ack a

tremendous amount o$ in$ormaon that +ill

%ene-t the team" ,everal EG negoators also

parcipated as udges in the area o$ hostage

negoaon at the ,tate E)plorer 5ompeon in

!ochester* 4>"

4em%ers o$ the Emergency con Group/s

>egoaon #eam* together +ith the #accal

#eam* have made every e'ort to provide the

highest level o$ pro$essional service to the ci.ens

o$ Burnsville"

Cri!e Scene &nit#he Burnsville Police Department/s 5rime ,cene

7nit is currently composed o$ si) highly8trainedocers in the -eld o$ crime scene processing and

physical evidence collecon" #hese physicalevidence ocers ?PE&s@ include 23cers Dan

Ansel!ent- Chris $iagini- ic( .arson- Shannon

Sie! and .yn )onne" #he team is coordinated %y

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In their roles as physical evidence ocers* their

skills in the area o$ crime scene invesgaon +erere(uested in over 0 crime scenes during 2013"

#he needs varied $rom photographing vandalism

to the processing o$ three homicide scenes"

#he %eginning o$ the year involved a search $or the

remains o$ a missing person reported in 2012" #he

remains +ere eventually located in the +oods o$

4urphy :anrehan Park" #he 5rime ,cene 7nit

+orked $or several days +ith the Dakota 5ounty

,pecial &peraons #eam* :ennepin 5ounty

4edical E)aminer* and Bureau o$ 5riminalpprehension to locate and recover the remains"

During the summer o$ 2013* the evidence team

responded to three homicides" &cers Biagini

and arson responded to a call o$ a 8year8old +ho

+as unresponsive" hile at the scene* ocers

and paramedics came to the conclusion that the

child had %een deceased longer than $amily

mem%ers had inially indicated" s a result o$ the

inial invesgaon* the suspected $amily mem%er

+as eventually indicted $or the child/s murder"

#he second homicide involved an altercaon

%et+een several people* +hich eventually led to

the shoong death o$ a male" &cer nselment

+as on duty and %egan processing the vehicle

+here the vicm +as $ound deceased" #he

remaining mem%ers o$ the 5rime ,cene #eam

responded and processed the to+nhome comple)

+here the shoong took place" #he invesgaon

is sll on8going"

#he third homicide occurred at a local %ar +here

an argument ensued %et+een t+o males" #hisargument resulted in the shoong death o$ one o$

the male su%ects" #he 5rime ,cene #eam

responded to process the scene" Evidence located

at the scene* along +ith great invesgave +ork*

led to an arrest +ithin several days"

During the year* &cers nselment and ,iem

a=ended the Internaonal ssociaon $or

Iden-caon ?II@ Educaonal 5on$erence in

!hode Island" 5ourses covered a +ide range o$

topics and o'ered hands8on training +ithin the$orensic -eld" &cer Dan nselment took over as

President o$ the 4innesota Division o$ the II

?4DII@" &ne o$ his dues includes planning $or

the II Educaonal 5on$erence* +hich +ill %e

hosted in 4inneapolis in 201* and +ill include

$orensic pro$essionals $rom 32 countries in

a=endance"

&cers nselment* arson* 4ahler and #onne

a=ended the 4DII Educaonal 5on$erence in

4ankato +here topics included rson and IEDinvesgaons" &cers +ere presented +ith high8

pro-le homicide cases $or educaonal purposes"

During 2013* the department +itnessed the

merger o$ the 4id+est !egional 4edical

E)aminer/s &ce ?4!4E&@ +ith the :ennepin

5ounty 4edical E)aminer/s &ce" 4!4E&

provided services to the counes o$ 5arver*

5hisago* Dakota* <illmore* <ree%orn* Goodhue*

:uston* e,ueur* !ice* ,co= and ,teele" #he

merger consolidated many o$ the resources andpersonnel $rom 4!4E& and connues to evolve

into 201"

#he Burnsville Police Department connues to

o'er its 08hour 5rime ,cene ,chool" #he school

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is o'ered to police ocers throughout the ,tate

and is highly regarded %y pro$essionals" #he

school teaches evidence collecon and processing

techni(ues through presentaons and hands8on

training applicaons" Burnsville has %een o'ering

the 5rime ,cene ,chool since 1"

,ergeant Bentley Mackson rered $rom theBurnsville Police department in 2013* a9er 2

years o$ service" ,ergeant Mackson +as a PE& $or

2 o$ those years" e +ish him +ell in his

rerement and thank him $or his years o$

dedicaon and commitment"

Invesgaon &nit#he Burnsville Police

Invesgaon 7nit had one

o$ the %usiest years in

recent history +ith several

maor crimes that impacted

our community" #he nature o$ the crimes ran the

spectrum o$ property and person crimes that are

o9en inially generated out o$ the Patrol 7nit"

hen maor crimes occur* the Invesgaon 7nit

+orks as a com%ined team to help solve the

crimes and %rings those responsi%le to usce"

#he unit invesgated three homicides and a

missing person case that resulted in the discovery

o$ an addional homicide in !osemount* 4>" In

addion to the maor person crimes* some maor

$raud and %urglary cases impacted several

%usinesses and residenal

areas o$ to+n"

#he maor crimes in 2013

+ere more comple) than the

previous year* %ut the

num%er o$ cases remained

relavely the same" 2

cases +ere assigned to the

Invesgaon 7nit in 2013H

compared to 20 in 2012"

4any cases involved a series

o$ vicms +ith the same

potenal suspect or method o$ operaon* thus

making the invesgaon more comple)"

#he Invesgaon 7nit also looks into a +ide range

o$ incidents to include child protecon cases and

vulnera%le adult maltreatment allegaons"

ddional responsi%ilies include handling the

$ormal complaint ?charging@ process +ith the 5ityand 5ounty =orney/s &cesH $ollo+ing up on

reported missing persons and uvenile runa+ays

+ho have %een a%sent $rom the home $or more

than 30 daysH vehicle $or$eituresH second8hand

goods %ackgrounds and monitoring o$ the

automated pa+n system recordsH and therapeuc

massage and li(uor license %ackgrounds" In 2013*

the unit completed massage and Q li(uor

%ackgrounds"

Belo+ is a snapshot into some signi-cant cases $orthe yearC

Jan*aryC A ro""ery at Cli< Road Su"*ay " #he

mulple suspects +ere arrested and convicted"

#he scope o$ the invesgaon spanned across

mulple urisdicons and linked the suspects +ith

other similar crimes"

A signi1cant !ortgage4related #raud " Due to the

comple)ity o$ the crime and numerous vicms

$rom mulple urisdicons* the invesgaon took

several months +ith countless hours* search

+arrants and intervie+s" Mames 4ichael :ayden

scammed $riends and associates he met through

SUPERVISORS Detective/Sergeant Dan Athmann

Detective/Sergeant Patrick Gast

CORE DETECTIVES ROTATING DETECTIVES

e!! P!a!! "#ers$n crimes% &r'an &'e "#r$#ert' crimes%

Christine Car#enter "#ers$n crimes% Erica H(st$n "#r$#ert' crimes%

Da)n $hns$n "#ers$n crimes% *e+issa Archam,a(+t "#r$#ert' crimes%An-rea Ne)t$n "#ers$n crimes%

Case' &(ck "#ers$n crimes%

Patrick Gi++igan "#r$#ert' crimes%

Tim Va(ghn "#r$#ert'/c$m#(ter !$rensics%




%usiness contacts and through his children/s sports

and acvies* neRng close to a (uarter8million

dollars in a mortgage and home $oreclosure

scheme" :ayden +as charged +ith three $elony

counts o$ the9 %y s+indle" :ayden allegedly

convinced at least nine people to invest +ith him

and his %usiness* M4: Properes* to %uy varioushomes in $oreclosure in Burnsville and other

communies" :e allegedly promised the vicms

pro-t8sharing related to their investments once

the properes had %een purchased and later sold"

A signi1cant ring o# counter#eit !oney orders6

#hese documents +ere %eing passed at %usinesses

located at the Burnsville 5enter" #+o suspects

+ere arrested and the invesgaon revealed that

the suspects +ere heavily involved in producing

money orders +ith amounts e)ceeding N100*000"#he invesgaon revealed that these suspects

+ere doing the same thing in other 4innesota

cies* as +ell as the mid8+estern states" #he

suspects +ere charged in Dakota 5ounty District

5ourt* as +ell as $ederally"

A3ri$ ?@? !issing person located 6 In pril 2012*

Burnsville Police invesgated a missing person

case involving oren.o 4oreno Pacheco* age A2"

lengthy and e)hausve ground and air search +as

conducted" It is sad to report that almost one year$rom the date he +as reported missing* Pacheco

+as $ound deceased in a +ooded area a%out one

mile $rom his residence" #he 4edical E)aminer

ruled no indicaon o$ a homicide"

)ayC 'ulple "usiness "urglaries" Patrol ocers

+ere a%le to arrest an individual a9er Jeeing a

%urglary $rom hite <uneral :ome" #he

invesgaon included check $raud +here mulple

suspects +ere arrested and convicted and

property +as returned to the righul o+ners")ay9J*ne9J*$yC $urglaries in the south*est part

o# to*n" rash o$ %urglaries involving south+est

Burnsville and the adoining areas o$ pple Falley

and akeville +ere invesgated" #he %urglars

$orced their +ay into homes and loaded up

valua%les in their vehicle $or their geta+ay" During

the course o$ the invesgaon* police learned o$ a

possi%le vehicle" ith the aid o$ the pu%lic* several

ps Jo+ed in" #hree persons +ere arrested and

several search +arrants +ere conducted on

vehicles and residences o$ the suspects" ,igni-cant

property %elonging to the vicms +ere returned totheir righul o+ners" #he suspects +ere charged

+ith mulple criminal counts"

J*neC )oddler ho!icide" n e)hausve

invesgaon took place into the death ?ruled a

homicide@ o$ 8year8old Oey/ontay 4iller Peterson

at :ori.on :eights" #he cause o$ death +as %lunt

$orce trauma" #he suspect* illiam arr* +as

indicted %y a Dakota 5ounty Grand Mury on $our

counts o$ -rst and second degree murder"

A*&*stC Second ho!icide" Detecves +eredeployed to the 2100 %lock o$ 11Qth ,treet on the

homicide o$ %di$atah hmed 4ahumod"

second vicm +as also shot and inured" #his case

has proven to %e very comple) on many levels"

#he invesgaon is ongoing and no arrests or

charges have %een -led to date"

Se3tem"erC )hird ho!icide" n e)hausve

invesgaon into the murder o$ Palagar Mo%i

occurred in the parking lot o$ >ina/s Bar" Directly

related to this case +as the high8pro-leinvesgaon into the disappearance o$ a missing

$emale" #he dual invesgaon ulmately revealed

that the missing $emale +as murdered in a

di'erent urisdicon* and her %ody +as located in

yet a third urisdicon" #he suspect* ,havelle

5have.8>elson* has %een charged +ith the murder

o$ the Burnsville vicm" Invesgaon into the

murder o$ the missing $emale is ongoing* +ith

charges $orthcoming %y !osemount Police"

'ecem"erC Counter#eit ring" n invesgaon intoa KringL o$ persons passing counter$eit currency

throughout the #+in 5ies metro area has led to

mulple arrests and charges in Dakota 5ounty

District 5ourt" #he ,ecret ,ervice is also

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Predatory 2<enders#he Invesgaon 7nit is $urther tasked +ith

tracking predatory o'enders +ho live in

Burnsville" Predatory o'enders are those

individuals +ho are convicted o$ (uali$ying crimes

that re(uire they register +ith their local la+

en$orcement agency" Detecves +ork +ith the4innesota Bureau o$ 5riminal pprehension/s

?B5@ Predatory &'ender 7nit to veri$y that

o'enders remain in compliance +ith their

condions o$ release and registraon"

In order to veri$y that these o'enders are in

compliance* detecves visit the homes o$ all

predatory o'enders in Burnsville to ensure their

registraons are current" Detecves make these

visits at least t+ice per year and update necessary

in$ormaon and photographs"

&n average* there are appro)imately A8Q0

registered o'enders in Burnsville at any given

me" #hat num%er Juctuates %ased on individuals

moving in and out o$ the city throughout the year"

#he Invesgaon 7nit has $ound that the maority

o$ o'enders remain in compliance +ith their

registraon and remain la+ a%iding" Detecves

Chris Carpenter and Da*n +ohnson are

responsi%le $or providing predatory o'ender

registraon updates to the B5"

Co!puter 0orensicsDetecve )i! 6aughn completed his -rst $ull year

o$ computer $orensics as +ell as a=ended

e)tensive computer $orensics training through the

<ederal a+ En$orcement #raining 5enter" In

today/s society* computer devices ?including cell

phones@ o9en contain some link into criminal

acvity" <inancial crimes* identy the9s* harassing

communicaons* homicide* assaults and child

pornography cases are ust a $e+ o$ the crimes+here computer $orensics are %eing uli.ed"

#he use o$ technology is so prevalent in our

society that almost all maor cases have an

element o$ computer $orensics associated to

them* +hether it %e te)t messages or computer IP

addresses* this in$ormaon is sensive and very

me consuming to e)tract" In 2013* in$ormaon

$rom 2 computers and 1 cell phones +as

e)tracted and analy.ed to aid invesgators"

Because o$ this* the Burnsville Police Department

remains commi=ed to having a detecve specially

trained in this area* +ith a goal to e)pand moreinvesgators into $orensic analysis"

In addion* the Burnsville Police Department

maintains its relaonship +ith the 4innesota

Internet 5rimes gainst 5hildren #ask <orce" #he

task $orce +as created to help <ederal* ,tate and

local la+ en$orcement agencies e)amine their

invesgave responses to o'enders +ho use the

Internet* online communicaon systems* or

computer technology to se)ually e)ploit children"

Co!!unity Resources &nit#he 5ommunity !esources 7nit e)perienced

another %usy year in 2013" #he unit/s primary

mission is community %uilding and leading the

department/s e'orts in pro%lem solving through

colla%orave e'orts +ith Burnsville ci.ens and

%usinesses"

lthough community %uilding is a department8

+ide philosophy* 5ommunity !esources had

signi-cant success contri%ung to these e'orts

through its various $uncons involving mul8

housing* youth relaons and neigh%orhood

programs" #hese programs are overseen %y

Sergeant Chris =ic(lund " 23cers Shaun

Ansel!ent and Chris Goodreau do the day8to8day

+ork* including daily communicaon +ith

apartment managers"

In 2012* 5ommunity !esources partnered +ith the

<ire and Protecve Inspecons departments to

create a ne+ !ental icense &rdinance" #he

previous ordinance* +ri=en in 200* had served

the 5ity +ell" #he ne+ ordinance includes

mandatory inspecons %y <ire and Protecve

Inspecons personnel to ensure that tenants are

provided a sa$e and healthy living environment"




#he ne+ ordinance also charges a $ee* +here in

the past the license +as $ree" ne+ 5ity !ental

icensing 7nit +as created and %egan conducng

%uilding inspecons in Manuary 2013"

ith these changes* the previous three levels o$

the ,a$er #enant and !ental program +ere

dropped" ith the current ordinance* every

comple) is held to the same single standard" tthe end o$ 2013* there +ere *1 rental units

licensed in the 5ity"

During 2013* police ocers responded to Q*1

calls $or serviceH compared to Q*3 calls in 2012"

5alls to rental units have steadily decreased since

+orking so proacvely +ith mul8housing tenants

and property o+ners"

School Resource 23cersBurnsville Police connue to partner +ith

Independent ,chool District 11 to place ocers in

schools" #he 2013 school year connued to %e

%usy at all three schools $or School Resource

23cer SR2 +e< Kling#us at >icollet Munior :igh

,chool and SR2s 'ar( %etherington and .eslie

Perry at Burnsville :igh ,chool "

>icollet Munior :igh e)perienced a -9y percent

decrease in calls $or service* +ith a total o$ Q calls

in 2013H compared to 1 calls in 2012" #he unior

high school per$ormed several planned

evacuaons o$ the %uilding this past $all as part o$

their ongoing emergency planning preparaons"

#hese evacuaons have %een used to evaluate

their ne+ procedures* +hich +ill eventually take

place i$ a $ull8scale evacuaon and reuni-caon is

needed" s +e move into the ne)t school year*

23cer $everly Price +ill %e taking over $or &cer

Oling$us +ho +ill transion %ack to Patrol dues"

t the senior high level* ,!&s :etherington and

Perry conduct presentaons in the classrooms

throughout the year* addressing constuonal

la+* chemical use* violence and career e)ploraon",!&s also invite other ocers into the school to

speak on identy the9* $raud and other current

topics"

During 2013* police incidents that +ere handled at

the main campus ?1A3 calls@ and senior campus ?3

calls@* totaled 1 calls $or service involving the9*

disorderly conduct* vehicle accidents* alcohol*

to%acco and mariuana use;possession" #his

compares to 1 incidents in 2012"

#he $ourth annual #eachers/ cademy +as

a=ended %y 20 sta' mem%ers $rom I,D 11" #he

academy is a cooperave venture +ith Burnsville*

Eagan and ,avage Police ,chool !esource &cers

and +ill provide school sta' the a%ility to gain

perspecve on the many challenges $aced %y la+

en$orcement ocers"

#he #eachers/ cademy is a $our8+eek8long

condensed version o$ the 5i.ens/ cademy and

emphasi.es hands8on training* +here%y lecture is

kept to a minimum" <or e)ample* teachers make

shoot;no8shoot decisions in simulated e)ercises*

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parcipate in scenario role playing* conduct

simulated trac stops and much more"

#he school resource ocers also spearheaded

training over the summer to all I,D 11 leaders as

it pertained to emergency planning and

preparaon" 5ard access to key points in all o$ the

schools has %een deployed"

s the 2013 school year came to a close* several

signi-cant school tragedies around the country

connued to occur" Burnsville/s ,chool !esource

&cers have %een +orking very closely +ith I,D

11 in revie+ing and maintaining up8to8date

emergency procedures and training as part o$ the

district/s overall sa$ety and security plans"

Da(ota County Drug )as( 0orce

&rgani.ed in 1* the Dakota 5ounty Drug #ask<orce ?D5D#<@ connues to $ocus la+ en$orcement

e'orts on individuals involved in the sale*

distri%uon* and use o$ illegal narcocs" Drug

o'enses represent the largest category o$ $elony

cases charged in Dakota 5ounty" gents assigned

to the task $orce +ork large cases and also assist

their local police department on (uality8o$8li$e

issues involving suspected drug use or %ehaviors"

#he D5D#< consists o$ 1Q acve agents ?licensed

police ocers and depues@ $rom the ppleFalley* Burnsville* Eagan* <armington* :asngs*

Inver Grove :eights* akeville* 4endota :eights*

!osemount* ,avage* ,outh ,t" Paul and est ,t"

Paul Police Departments and Dakota 5ounty

,heri'/s &ce"

#he Burnsville Police Department commits t+o

ocers to the D5D#< +ho are assigned on a

rotang three8year %asis" <ederal assistance $rom

the Bureau o$ lcohol* #o%acco* <irearms and

E)plosives and the 7"," rmy >aonal Guard5ounterdrug Program are uli.ed"

During 2013* Burnsville %usiness o+ner l%ert 4"

Mohnson plead guilty in <ederal court to drug

possession +ith intent to distri%ute in connecon

+ith the largest meth sei.ure ever recorded in

Dakota 5ounty" Mohnson admi=ed to having 12

pounds o$ methamphetamine in his house +hen it

+as raided %y D5D#<" Mohnson also admi=ed to

selling the drug earlier that day and at other mes"

#ask $orce agents also $ound three guns and

N1A*000 in cash in his home" #he <ederal charges

carry a mandatory minimum sentence o$ 10 years

in prison"

eigh"orhood =atch $loc( Captains>eigh%orhood atch Block 5aptains assist the

Police Department throughout the year +ith

com%ined e'orts to make the community sa$er"

&cers are assigned a %lock captain in their patrol

area to %uild relaonships and %e=er $acilitate

communicaons concerning neigh%orhood issues"

#he Police Department uli.es the 5ity/s Gov8Docs

>o-caon ,ystem to %e more ecient and(uicker in sending out 5rime lerts* press releases*

crime prevenon ps and other in$ormaon to

%lock captains so they may distri%ute that

in$ormaon to their neigh%ors" #here +ere 102

acve >eigh%orhood atch Block 5aptains in

'(;G TAS% FO(CE HIGHLIGHTS

Narcotics Seizures 2012 2013

Amphetamine – grams 239 2,206Cocaine/Crack – pounds 2.44 6.61Ecstasy – dosage units 503 2,459.5

Heroin – grams 445.49 1,341.17Marijuana – pounds 302.16 183.06Marijuana – plants 1,492 1,033

Methamphetamine –pounds 8.29 34.10Oxycontin – dosage units 132.5 71.75

Prescription – dosage units 1,965 1,643

Other Seizures

Cash $96,891 $224,663 Vehicles 13 13 irearms 85 65 Arrests 737 638

!earch "arrants 207 185




2013" Police personnel also a=end several

neigh%orhood meengs throughout the year to

address speci-c issues and concerns"

$usiness =atch#he Business atch Program is a partnership

%et+een the %usiness community and the

Burnsville Police Department" It ena%les individual

%usinesses to take an acve role in prevenng and

reducing crime on %usiness premises through

sharing in$ormaon* raising a+areness and

improving communicaon"

In 200* the Police Department developed a 5ity8

+ide Business atch lert email net+ork to no$y

parcipants a%out %usiness8related criminal

acvity" #his communicaons system provides

%usiness partners a direct connecon to the Police

Department to receive mely in$ormaon"

CizensF Acade!y#he role o$ a police ocer has al+ays %een an

interest to the average ci.en" In order to provide

ci.ens +ith a -rsthand look at +hat rules*

regulaons and policies police ocers $ollo+* the

5ommunity !esources 7nit host an 118+eek

5i.ens/ cademy every year" #he academy is

designed to o'er ci.ens an inside look into the

the Burnsville Police Department and to provide a

%e=er overall understanding o$ la+ en$orcement

and $orm lasng relaonships"

cademy classes are taught %y ocers and

covered the $ollo+ing topicsC

• :istory o$ the Burnsville Police Department

• <uncons o$ Patrol* Invesgaon* Emergency

con Group* Domesc %use !esponse #eam*

>egoaons #eam* #rac En$orcement and

5anine 7nit

• !evie+ o$ typical calls $or service

• DI demonstraon

• #rac stops* including $elony stops

• &cer survival* use o$ $orce

• a+s o$ arrest

• ,earching and handcung a suspect• #raining scenarios

• Driving course

• Gun range simulator

#he 2013 5i.ens/ cademy once again proved to

%e a success and %uilt relaonships %et+een

ci.ens and the police" #he 5ommunity !esources

7nit +ill host the ne)t academy in the $all o$ 201"

0123 Citi4ens )cadem/ Participants



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ight to &nite&nce again in ugust* Burnsville neigh%orhoods

+ere invited to oin cies throughout the country

$or a 2ight to 3nite6 #he annual neigh%orhood

cele%raon is designed to heighten crime and

drug prevenon a+areness* generate parcipaon

in local an8crime programs* strengthenneigh%orhood spirit and police;community

partnerships* and send a message to criminals

leRng them kno+ that neigh%orhoods are

organi.ed and -ghng %ack"

In 2013* 12 neigh%orhood pares +ere held in

Burnsville +ith appro)imately *0 residents

parcipang" #his +as an increase o$ nine pares

and appro)imately 2*0 residents $rom 2012"

#+enty8$our teams o$ 5ity sta' and on8duty Police

and <ire personnel visited the neigh%orhoodpares" :eart !estart 5P! training +as also

o'ered $or the -rst me at >ight to 7nite pares*

+ith -ve 5ity sta' and t+o teams o$ 5ity 4F>

volunteers providing the training to residents"

Co!!unity Service 23cers5ommunity ,ervice &cers ?5,&s@ are an acve

part o$ our Police Department and assist ocers in

per$orming their dues on a daily %asis" 5,&s

per$orm a variety o$ $uncons to include holding

cell operaons* %ookings* prisoner processing and

transport* general report +ring* trac accident

support* motorist assist* pu%lic tours o$ the police

staon* and speed trailer deployment"

It is in the area o$ holding cell operaons* %ooking*

and prisoner transport that the 5,&s provide the

most crical $uncon and support to the Patrol

7nit" 5,&s transported over 00 prisoners during

2013" s a result o$ the 5,&s e'orts* s+orn

ocers +ere a%le to return to the road to handle

calls more (uickly $ollo+ing an arrest"

#raining connues to %e an important and vital

part o$ the 5,&/s responsi%ilies" Each ne+ 5,&

parcipates in month8long training that is speci-c

to their o% dues" 9er this training is completed*

5,&s are issued a 5,& Patrol #raining 4anual"

#his manual is %ased o' o$ the Patrol &cer/s

<ield #raining 4anual and helps prepare 5,&s $or

promoonal consideraon as a Burnsville police

ocer"

5,&s are e)pected to complete a 128hour Patrol

ride8along" #raining also involves comprehensive

orientaon a%out the 5ity o$ Burnsville* its

geography and demographics* department policies

and procedures* and parcipaon in use o$ $orceand -rearms training re(uired %y s+orn ocers"

#his training enhances their a%ility to per$orm

their o% and ensures that +e* as an organi.aon*

are doing all +e can to keep our 5,&s as sa$e as

possi%le"

s a result* our comprehensive 5,& program

connues to turn out top8(uality police ocer

candidates" #his is a direct result o$ the high

standards each 5,& must meet in order to %e

hired" In 2013* CS2s Kyle 'aitreean- 'aggie +ac(son- .auren S!ith and +osh +ohnson +ere

promoted as Burnsville police ocers" eil

Strans(y- +avier +i!enez- ic( elson and Dan

=ical +ere hired as ne+ 5,&s"

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#he ,ervices Division* under the leadership o$

Services 'anager .ynn .e!"c(e* consists o$

the !ecords 7nit and Property !oom $uncons"

#he division includes -ve $ull8me and three part8

me administrave assistants* a property;

evidence technician and a !ecords supervisor"

Records &nit!ecords 7nit personnel are responsi%le $or a +ide

variety o$ tasks that include processing and

maintaining all department reportsH compiling and

reporng all stascal in$ormaon to ,tate and<ederal agenciesH compleng case re$errals to the

Burnsville 5ity =orney and Dakota 5ounty

=orney &ces $or consideraon $or -ling o$

criminal complaintsH data entry into the !ecords

4anagement ,ystemH assisng the pu%lic +ith

re(uests $or in$ormaonH processing %ackground

checks* criminal histories and gun permitsH

processing $alse alarm +arning and %illing le=ersH

hot -le validaonsH ordering oce suppliesH and

the transcripon o$ thousands o$ pages o$ reports*

statements and 11 calls"

In 2013* the !ecords 7nit said good%ye to long8

me mem%er Phyllis =er!us" Phyllis rered in

Muly a9er 21 years o$ service +ith the Police

Department" lso in 2013* the !ecords team

+elcomed t+o ne+ part8me mem%ers* Mean

:enning and ,andi mundson"

7li.ing technology to increase eciency is a

connual goal o$ the !ecords 7nit" In 2013* the

department %egan processing DIs using the

Bureau o$ 5riminal pprehension/s DI e5harging

service" DI e5harging is intended to assist la+

en$orcement ocers and !ecords sta' in the

creaon and electronic su%mission o$ DI $orms

to the 4innesota Department o$ Pu%lic ,a$ety

Driver and Fehicle ,ervices" In addion to this

iniave* the !ecords 7nit again +orked in

conuncon +ith the 5riminal Musce In$ormaon

integraon >et+ork ?5MII>@ on numerous proects">ota%le proects completed in 2013 included

integraon +ith !amsey 5ounty Mail and +arrant

records* integraon +ith ,t" Paul Police

Department records* integraon o$ e<orms to

e5harging* creaon o$ ne+ e<orms* and the e<orm

(uick address search"

!ecords personnel include Ad!inistrave

Assistants Sandi A!undson- Da*n Ausen- 'arla

Ec(l- +ean %enning- Evelyn %osana- Anna

.etourneau- Patricia Kolling- Pa5 6alley * andRecords Supervisor Sena Dahl7

Property Roo!

#he property;evidence technician is responsi%le

$or securing property and evidence taken in %y the

Police Department and maintains documentaon

o$ the chain o$ possession" 7pon disposion o$ a

case* property and evidence is disposed o$ %y

returning the property to the o+ner* i$ kno+n*

destroying the property i$ it is contra%and or has

no value* or selling the unclaimed property %y

online aucon at Property!oom"com" In 2013*

*Q items +ere placed into the property room*

and 2*32 items +ere disposed" &$ the 2*32

items disposed* 2QQ unclaimed items +ere sold

online* neRng N*Q2 to the 5ity/s General <und"

$ervices *ivisi.n

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Prescripon )a(e $ac( Progra!In an e'ort to prevent crime* drug a%use* and

accidental poisoning $rom prescripon and over8

the8counter medicaons* Burnsville Police

partnered +ith the Dakota 5ounty ,heri'/s &ce

to parcipate in a pharmaceucal drug disposal

program" drug disposal %in* installed in thePolice Department/s lo%%y* provides ci.ens +ith a

place to properly dispose o$ prescripon and over8

the8counter medicaons"

In 2013* 1*AA2 pounds o$ medicaons +ere

collected and disposed o$ %y Burnsville Police" #he

medicaons are %agged* +eighed* sealed and

incinerated in accordance +ith the 4innesota

Polluon 5ontrol gency" hile the maority o$

prescripon medicaons are never a%used* the

removal o$ e)cess and un+anted medicaons$rom home medicine ca%inets makes the

possi%ility o$ e)perimentaon %y our youth and

young adults less likely"

$est Pracces,Co!pliance Chec(sIn 2013* the 5ity o$ Burnsville had vendors

selling alcohol and;or to%acco products* $or a total

o$ 12 licenses" &$ those vendors* Q

parcipated in the Police Department8sponsored

lcohol;#o%acco Best Pracces Program" !ered

Sergeant $entley +ac(son conducted t+o trainingclasses on alcohol and to%acco selling procedures

$or restaurant servers and store clerks" total o$

0 servers and store clerks $rom A %usinesses

a=ended this training"

During the year* Burnsville Police conducted

annual state8mandated alcohol and to%acco

compliance checks $or %usinesses carrying %oth

KonL and Ko'L sale li(uor* 3"2 malt %everages* and

to%acco licenses" &ne round o$ alcohol and

to%acco compliance checks +as conducted

resulng in a total o$ -ve alcohol and si) to%accosales violaons to minors" #his compares to a

total o$ three alcohol and seven to%acco sales

violaons in 2012"

Ani!al Control#he 5ity o$ Burnsville +ent out $or contract %ids

$or animal control services in 2013" #+o

responses +ere received and the contract +as

a+arded to our previous vendor* merican

Boarding Oennels"

nimal control acvity during 2013 involved the

$ollo+ingC

• 302 animal licenses +ere issued in the second

year o$ the t+o8year license* totaling 1*11

licenses $or the t+o8year period"

• 11 dogs +ere impounded* and 100 o$ those

dogs +ere reclaimed %y their o+ners ?U@"

• 110 cats +ere impounded* and 22 o$ those

+ere reclaimed %y their o+ners ?20U@"

• QQ animal calls $or service +ere dispatched %y

the Dakota 5ommunicaons 5enter"• 1*00 animal calls +ere handled %y Burnsville

nimal 5ontrol"

• 11 dog and 1 cat %ite reports +ere received

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8ire * EMS Phone Calls *Q3Q *A *02Q *10

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<or more than eight years* $urnsville Police

23cer $rian +7 %assel!an has demonstrated

e)cellence through his assignments as a patrol

ocer* gang unit mem%er and canine handler* and

is highly respected among his peers"

Disnguished as Burnsville/s 2013 &cer o$ the

Vear* &cer :asselman has a proven track record

o$ providing e)ceponal service and dedicaon to

the 5ity o$ Burnsville and its residents" #hrough his

constant interacon +ithin the community* he has

developed strong partnerships that are solidi-ed

%y treang people +ith respect* honesty* integrity

and dignity" hether patrolling the streets*

responding to emergency callouts +ith his canine

partner* or shoveling an elderly resident/s

drive+ay a9er a sno+storm* &cer :asselman

leads %y e)ample +ith his posive inJuence and

high level o$ enthusiasm"

&cer :asselman oined the 5anine Program in

2011 +ith his partner Razor " #ogether they have

%een a valued asset to the Burnsville Police

Department and surrounding agencies" During

2013* &cer :asselman and !a.or +ere uli.ed

over Q mes $or suspect and lost person tracking*

suspect apprehension* drug detecon* school

sni's* and assisng the Emergency con Group

#accal #eam" #hey are also regularly $eatured at

numerous community $uncons and parcipated

in over 20 pu%lic demonstraons $or school

children* senior ci.en groups* and civic

organi.aonsreceiving rave revie+s $or their

presentaons and pro$essionalism"

#he canine team o$ &cer :asselman and !a.or

has %een a valua%le resource $or the Police

Department and e)perienced several highlights

during 2013"

In Manuary* 2013* &cer :asselman provided

mutual aid at an armed ro%%ery in ,avage" &cer

:asselman deployed his canine partner +ho

tracked the suspects and led ocers to an area

+here a cash dra+er $rom the ro%%ery +as

located" #his later aided in the development o$ the

case as suspects +ere iden-ed and connected to

evidence $rom the cash dra+er"In <e%ruary* &cer :asselman responded to a

violent domesc assault" n into)icated male had

%roken into an e)8girl$riend/s home* assaulted the

vicm %y strangulaon* used a kni$e to $urther

assault and threaten her and then Jed the scene"

&cer :asselman and !a.or %egan a search

through %ackyards eventually locang the suspect

under a deck" 7pon re$using commands to

cooperate* the suspect +as (uickly apprehended

%y !a.or" #he vicm* +ho had %een e)tremely$rightened that her e)8%oy$riend +ould not %e

located and possi%ly come %ack to hurt her again*

+as very appreciave o$ the canine team"

ithin 28hours* &cer :asselman and !a.or

responded o' duty to another domesc assault

#ec.niti.n

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involving a suspect under the inJuence o$ drugs"

#he suspect* +ho had a history o$ violent

%ehavior* +as %arricaded in the residence and

re$used to cooperate or speak +ith ocers" #he

suspect had also placed a mirror in a hall+ay to

see ocers coming* causing an addional sa$ety

concern" 7li.ing taccs trained +ith thedepartment/s EG #accal #eam* &cer

:asselman and !a.or %egan to search the

residence" !a.or located and apprehended the

suspect hiding in a %edroom* helping to %ring the

situaon to a sa$e resoluon under highly8

dangerous circumstances" s a result* &cer

:asselman and !a.or received an outstanding

per$ormance a+ard $or K5ase o$ the SuarterL

presented %y the 7nited ,tates Police 5anine

ssociaon ?7,P5@"

In pril* &cer :asselman responded to a

residenal %urglary and spo=ed the suspect

running into a +ooded area %ehind the home"

&cer :asselman gave canine +arnings* %ut the

suspect did not cooperate" !a.or +as sent in to

apprehend the suspect and did engage him"

&cer :asselman caught up to the locaon* at

+hich me the suspect charged at the ocer"

&cer :asselman $ell to the ground +ith the

suspect and a struggle ensued" !a.or connued to

assist his partner and held on to the suspect +ith a

%ite unl &cer :asselman +as a%le to regain

ground* remove !a.or* and to take the suspect

into custody"

&cer :asselman and !a.or responded o' duty

to an EG #accal #eam callout in 4ay 2013* on

an assault call +here the vicm +as a%le to cra+l

out a +indo+ to sa$ety* leaving the suspects

inside" &cer :asselman and !a.or +ere given

added %allisc protecon %ecause o$ the nature o$

the call and assisted taccal team mem%ers insecuring the suspects and clearing the residence"

hile on patrol in Muly* a vehicle pursuit came

through the streets o$ Burnsville +ith a re(uest

made %y the !oseville Police Department to assist"

&cer :asselman oined the pursuit* +hich ended

+ith the suspect Jeeing on $oot" ith !a.or at

the ready* &cer :asselman and his partner

immediately %egan a track" #he night8me search

+as in unkno+n terrain +ith very dense

undergro+th making it impossi%le to see the

hiding suspect or potenal am%ush situaon"hile searching through the tall grass* !a.or

success$ully located and apprehended the suspect"

le=er o$ appreciaon $rom !oseville Police +as

received and &cer :asselman and !a.or +ere

nominated $or the 7,P5 K5ase o$ the SuarterL

$or this event"

In ,eptem%er* &cer :asselman responded to

:oliday Gas ,taon +here a male had -red a

shotgun inside the %usiness and had taken

hostages" &cers set up a perimeter around thelocaon and situated &cer :asselman and

!a.or to the $ront o$ the %usiness $or possi%le

immediate intervenon during the violent event"

plan o$ acon +as esta%lished on ho+ to uli.e

!a.or* and through success$ul negoaons the

suspect surrendered through the $ront door"

&cer :asselman and !a.or assisted %y %eing a

presence at the me o$ arrest in case the suspect

presented a $urther threat"

lso in ,eptem%er* &cer :asselman respondedto a ro%%ery in8progress +here t+o $emale

suspects had Jed on $oot" &cer :asselman

deployed !a.or +hose track led them into a

+ooded area" &cer :asselman announced

canine +arnings at +hich me one o$ the suspects

(uickly responded she +as coming out o$ hiding

and +as success$ully taken into custody +ithout

incident"

hile a=ending training in ,eptem%er* &cer

:asselman and his canine partner +ere called topursue a Jeeing homicide suspect" #he su%ect

+as +anted in a homicide invesgaon and +as

suspected in a second homicide" #he canine team

%egan a search o$ the area at +hich me !a.or

located a hat +orn %y the suspect" s the track



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connued* !a.or located a handgun maga.ine +ith

ammunion consistent +ith the +eapon used in a

homicide" #hese items proved to %e valua%le

pieces o$ evidence and ed the suspect to one o$

the homicides"

&cer :asselman takes great pride in %eing a

canine handler $or the 5ity o$ Burnsville and hasdedicated thousands o$ training hours +ith his

partner* !a.or* to %ecome e)pert in their -eld and

give the 5ity their very %est" During 2013* &cer

:asselman and !a.or completed Police Dog 1

cer-caon and received second place at the

4innesota !egionals* (uali$ying them $or >aonal

5er-caon #rials"

During an early morning pracce session* +hile

a=ending the >aonal 5er-caon #rials in

ashington* D"5"* !a.or collapsed +hena=empng to per$orm agility +ork" &cer

:asselman rushed !a.or to the E! +here

numerous tests +ere per$ormed" In the end* rest

and medicaon +ere prescri%ed +ith a +ait8and8

see approach to determine i$ !a.or could

compete" &ver the $ollo+ing days !a.or $ought

through and +as a%le to compete +ith &cer

:asselman" ith a re(uired score o$ A0 to

(uali$y* &cer :asselman and !a.or -nished +ith

a score over A00 and received a >aonal5er-caon o$ E)cellenceH the highest level a

canine team can receive"

long +ith the individual cer-caon o$

e)cellence* &cer :asselman and !a.or also

parcipated in a oint team compeon +ith a

second Burnsville canine team* a <armington

canine team* and t+o canine teams $rom akeville*

earning a th

place a+ard in the naonal team

standings" #his again displayed $urther proo$ o$

the high standard to +hich &cer :asselman andhis partner hold themselves"

9er returning $rom the naonal compeon*

&cer :asselman %rought !a.or in $or $urther

tesng" It +as $ound !a.or had severe disc

damage that +ould end his career $ar too early"

7pon hearing this devastang ne+s* doctors

assured &cer :asselman there +as nothing he

did that caused the outcome"

ith the unmely medical rerement o$ !a.or* it/s

hard to argue that this +as the %est year $or these

t+o partners" &cer :asselman has +ithouthesitaon put himsel$ on the $ront lines to help

Patrol* Invesgaons and the EG #accal #eam"

long +ith his partner !a.or* &cer :asselman

placed himsel$ %et+een unkno+n danger and the

community to ensure their sa$ety" <ighng

through a devastang inury to his partner* &cer

:asselman/s diligence has not +avered"

&cer :asselman/s devoon to la+ en$orcement

and the community he serves are +ell in keeping

+ith our department/s high standards and corevalues o$ :onor* Integrity* 5ourage* E)cellence and

Ono+ledge" 5ongratulaons* Brian* $or %eing

selected as Burnsville Police Department/s 2013

&cer o$ the Vear6

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= (ETI(E)E4TS

!ecogni.ed $or his commitment and e)ceponal service as a Police &cer inPatrol and Invesgaon assignments $or over 2A years* Stephen '7 Adrian

rered $rom the Burnsville Police Department on Manuary 31* 2013" &ver the

years ,teve parcipated on the ,(uad 5ar 5ommi=ee* Domesc %use

!esponse #eam* and Internet 5rimes gainst 5hildren #ask <orce" In 200*

,teve +as selected as Burnsville/s Police &cer o$ the Vear as a result o$ his

e)ceponal +ork in the areas o$ domesc a%use* crimes against children*

and predatory se) o'enders" :e has consistently per$ormed his dues and

responsi%ilies in a dedicated and pro$essional manner* and his

contri%uons +ill %ene-t the department $or many years to come"

Records Ad!inistrave Assistant Phyllis K7 =er!us rered $rom the

Burnsville Police Department on Muly A* 2013* a9er 21 years o$ service" :er

contri%uons in providing accurate transcripon and data entry helped to

%uild the $oundaon o$ our vital !ecords 4anagement ,ystem" &ver the

years she shared her kno+ledge* e)perience and leadership (ualies +hen

training ne+ employees to assure that the high standards our department is

kno+n $or +as reJected in its reports and +ri=en product" 4ost importantly*

Phyllis/s caring $or others and unceasing desire to help anyone +ill %e greatly

missed"

&n Muly 2A* 2013* Sergeant $entley R7 +ac(son rered $rom the Burnsville

Police Department +ith over 2 years o$ e)ceponal service" Inially

volunteering as a ,tudent Intern* Bentley %egan employment as a Police &cer

and served in the capacies o$ a <ire !eserve* Physical Evidence &cer* O

:andler and Police ,ergeant" In 1A* Bentley received the department/s

highest honorthe 4edal o$ Falor$or %ravery during a %arricaded suspect

arrest" In 1* he +as selected as Burnsville/s Police &cer o$ the Vear as aresult o$ e)ceponal +ork +ith his canine partner* ouie" :is reputaon $or

diligently processing physical evidence and tes$ying in court as an e)pert

+itness have helped to resolve many o$ our historically most serious and

dicult cases"

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9er 1 years o$ e)ceponal service* Sergeant Sha*n P7 'ahaney rered

$rom the Burnsville Police Department on Decem%er 31* 2013" ,erving as a

Physical Evidence &cer and supervisor* he +as instrumental in helping the

program Jourish and %ecome recogni.ed as one o$ the %est $orensic units

throughout the ,tate o$ 4innesota" #he high (uality o$ our la+ en$orcement

personnel is due in large part to his inJuence and e'orts as a <ield #raining

&cer and program coordinator" lso noted is ,ha+n/s e)cellent +ork duringhis assignment as a #rac 7nit coordinator and +orking +ith 5ity partners to

address the educaon* engineering and en$orcement o$ trac sa$ety and

iniaves"Sha)n P6 *ahane'

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= CO))E4'ATIO4S

• Disnguishe Service A7ars +ere presented to 23cer Daniel '7 Anderson- Daniel G7 Ansel!ent

and Da*n E7 +ohnson regarding an assault o$ a vulnera%le adult at an ausc and sei.ure care

$acility" hile at the scene ocers discovered more evidence than the inial crime portrayed and

recommended the vicm %e checked again $or a possi%le criminal se)ual assault* +hich +as

con-rmed %y the sa$e nurse" #he suspect +as intervie+ed* con$essed and +as arrested $or 5,5"

#he impact statements in court +ere very po+er$ul and dicult to overlook"

• Captain )anya S7 Sch*artz received a Meritorious Service A7ar $or serving 1 years as a mem%er

and coordinator o$ the Physical Evidence Program $rom ,eptem%er 1Q* 1Q to ,eptem%er * 2012"

• 23cer Andrea .7 e*ton received a Meritorious Service A7ar $or serving nine years as a mem%er

o$ the <ield #raining &cer Program $rom Manuary * 200 to Decem%er 31* 2012H providing (ualitytraining and leadership to ocer candidates +ho +ent through the intensive 1A8+eek -eld training

program"

• Meritorious Service A7ar +as presented to 23cer +ere!iah +7 'ahler $or serving si) years as a

mem%er o$ the Domesc %use !esponse #eam $rom <e%ruary 1* 200Q to <e%ruary 2* 2013"

• Disnguishe Service A7ars +ere presented to 23cers Gregg A7 Enos- Patric( '7 Gilligan and

.ynRae )onne $or their response to a vulnera%le adult +ho +as out o$ control at his group home"

,ta' mem%ers had %arricaded themselves in a room as the 3008pound male +as trying to %reak

do+n the door" #he agitated male* +ho su'ers $rom mood disorders and +as hearing KspiritsL at

the me o$ the call* +as secured and transported to a hospital on a 4ental :ealth hold"

• 23cers Erin .7 %olznagel- )aylor C7 +aco"s- +ared )7 Kaspar and Sergeant $rent E7 'urray received

Disnguishe Service A7ars $or their response involving a suicidal uvenile" #he distraught male

+as o%served %y ocers +ith a kni$e in his hand and %leeding" plan o$ acon +as (uickly

developed and the young man +as sa$ely secured and provided medical a=enon"



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• Disnguishe Service A7ar +as presented to 23cer +ere!iah +7 'ahler $or coming to the aid o$

a man lying on a drive+ay* severely inured* covered in %lood and %eing mauled %y a vicious dog"

Due to the close pro)imity o$ the vicm and dog* the ocer/s #aser +as deployed long enough to

incapacitate the dog* allo+ing the vicm to %e released $rom the dog/s %ite and allo+ing the ocer

to dispatch the $erocious dog"

• 23cer Casey '7 $uc( received a Meritorious Service A7ar regarding real estate $raud involving 11

vicms +ith a cumulave loss o$ nearly N00*000" During the seven8month invesgaon* countless

intervie+s* numerous search +arrants and volumes o$ paper+ork +ere compiled to ensure the case

had a solid $oundaon $or prosecuon"

• Meritorious Service A7ar +as presented to 23cer Andrea +7 e*ton regarding an armed

ro%%ery at ,u%+ay" #he invesgaon involved numerous +itnesses* several search +arrants and

collecon o$ addional evidence at mulple locaons* culminang in the arrest o$ $our individuals

$or ggravated !o%%ery and linking the suspects to another armed ro%%ery in ,avage"

• 23cer +usna '7 $ird received a Meritorious Service A7ar $or seven years o$ service on the

Domesc %use !esponse #eam $rom Manuary 1* 200A to Muly * 2013"

• Meritorious Service A7ar +as presented to E')4Para!edic Daniel +7 %ale $or $our years o$service on the department/s Emergency con Group8#accal #eam as a taccal medic"

• Sergeant David +7 er*as +as presented a Meritorious Service A7ar $or his special assignment as a

,ta' ,ergeant $rom Manuary 2* 2011 to ugust 2* 2013"

• Meritorious Service A7ar +as presented to 23cer Dere( R7 Schutz $or his special assignment as

an agent +ith the Dakota 5ounty Drug #ask <orce $rom ugust 2A* 2012 to ugust 2* 2013"

• Sergeant 'a(si! G7 >a(ovlev received a Meritorious Service A7ar $or si) years o$ service as a

mem%er o$ the department/s Emergency con Group8#accal #eam $rom 4ay 1* 200A to

Decem%er 1A* 2012"

• Meritorious Service A7ar +as presented to Sergeant Rory P7 $ochnia( $or three years o$ service

as an operator on the 4o%ile 5ommand Post #eam $rom Manuary 1* 2010 to &cto%er 1* 2013"




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+ape 2 13 8A1"U

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;urglar)<+esienal 1Q1 12Q 1 1Q"3U

;urglar)<Coercial 0 Q 82"3U

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Auto /he= 0 0 Q "U

Arson 2 80"0U

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Assault 2AQ 32 2A 821"2U

8orger)*Counterfeing 0 3Q 31 81A"2U

8rau 2Q 2 32A 10"U

E:e>>leent 0 0 0 0"0U

Stolen Propert) 33 33 33"3U

1analis 11 3A 3 13"U

?eapons 2Q 3Q 3Q"0U

Prostuon*1ice 20 1 Q A00"0U

Sex Offenses A0 3 A 2"3U

2arcocs 2Q2 1A 1Q 8"2U4a:ling 0 0 1 100"0U

Cries Against 8ail)*Chilren 10 Q 830"0U

Driving 3ner the In@uence 23 20 1AQ 81"1U

D3I +elate 2AA 1A 12 821"U

0iuor 0a7s Q A A 813"U

Disorerl) Conuct 1 11 2Q Q"2U

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All Other Offenses A1 3A Q0 81"3U

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Tota$ Ad*$t Arrests #?> #> #== K Tota$ J*,eni$e Arrests @> @= D >K

/otal /ra-c Stops 11*2 *Q *3 80"U

/otal 2on"/ra-c Stops 3*2 3Q*1Q 3*21 3"AU

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)OTO( 8EHICLE ACCI'E4T STATISTICS

Incident = == = =

/ra-c 8atalies 2 0 0 0

9it B +un Accients 12Q 1 12 1

Propert) Daage Accients 1*3 1* 1*21 1*AA1

Personal Inur) Accients 21 22 21 20

Tota$ Accidents =# =#?? =#DDD #>

= TOP TE4 ACCI'E4T LOCATIO4S

5! 2 ; I83E Q accidents

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ldrich ve ; 5! 2

1 5! 2 ?Burnsville 5enter@ 33

5! 2 ; I83 31

10 5! 2 ?#arget@ 2

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Burnsville Pk+y ; 5! 2 2

5! ; :+y 13 2Q

Burnhaven Dr ; 5! 2 2Q



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T(AFFIC E4FO(CE)E4T STATISTICS

Incident = == = =

Spee Citaons 1*A 1*230 33 A31

Other Moving Citaons 2*A2 1*3Q 1*330 1*2

Par5ing Citaons 1*0Q 1*A 1*AA 1*

Other Citaons *30 *A31 *00 *

Tota$ Citaons ==#= >#@? #>= D#>?

= TOP TE4 CITATIO4S

>o Proo$ o$ Insurance 1*21

>o Parking 24 to A4 1*2AQ

E)pired 4otor Fehicle !egistraon Q1

Driving 9er ,uspension 00

Fehicle +;o 5urrent !egistraon Parked &utside 10

Driving 9er !evocaon 3Q

,peedingE)ceeding the imit 2QQDriving ithout a Falid icense 20

,eat%elt Fiolaon 20

<ailure to ,top at a ,top ,ign 1



4any thanks to the $ollo+ing Burnsville Police personnel +ho assisted

in compiling this reportC

Dan Anderson

Dan Ath!ann

+e# $ehn(en

+ohn Ca!p"ell

Sena Dahl

Rich 0laten

Eric Giese(e

.ola Kirchner

ic( .arson

.ynn .e!"c(e

$rent 'urray

)anya Sch*artz

'a8 S!ith

Don Stenger

Steve Stoler

Chris =ic(lund

+e< =i8e

Dave er*as

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