Crime Stoppers

Just when you thought it was safe to grab a late-night snack, a fire at Kwik Trip has left police searching for answers.

Waite Park Police are reporting the theft of 2 kayaks stolen from a garage on Park Meadows Drive. Alicia Mages from Tri-County Crime Stoppers says one was a 10-foot Dolphin kayak and a 12-foot Camo kayak.

Waite Park Police are reporting a burglary on the 400 block of 10th Avenue South. Alicia Mages from Tri-County Crime Stoppers says two electric scooters were taken from a garage.

The Waite Park Police Department are reporting a stolen vehicle from the 200 block of 9th Avenue North. The theft took place Saturday June 7th. Mages says taken was a 2015 gray Chrysler 200.

Waite Park Police are reporting a bike theft from an open garage on 7th Street South. Alicia Mages from Tri-County Crime Stoppers says the victim was having problems with their garage door which is why it was open.

A shed break-in on 3rd Avenue has left some residents feeling uneasy, but that's just one part of a growing list of local thefts.

Waite Park Police are reporting a garage break-in on Prosper Drive. Alicia Mages from Tri-County Crime Stoppers says tools were taken.

Waite Park Police are reporting a car window was broken out along with front bumper damage and the panel underneath the steering column was pulled off of this vehicle.

A big scare for one Sartell resident who lost thousands to a cunning scam. It’s a reminder to keep your guard up out there.

Waite Park Police are reporting a storage unit theft on the 500 block of 10th Avenue South. Alicia Mages says the victim indicates speakers were taken along with other items.

Waite Park Police are reporting theft from a storage container on the 700 block of 7th Street South. Alicia Mages from Tri-County Crime Stoppers says the storage unit was broken into and items were removed. The list of missing items is still be compiled.

Waite Park Police are reporting a stolen license plate off a vehicle in a parking lot along Park Meadows Drive. Alicia Mages from Tri-County Crime Stoppers cautions residents to always be on the lookout for suspicious activity.