Two Men Try To Flee Plymouth Police

You can’t outrun the law or at least two men fleeing police couldn’t do so March 3.

According to a Plymouth Police report, at 2:15 a.m. officers observed a vehicle traveling the wrong way in the roadway at County Roads 6 and 101. The vehicle fled when the officer activated the cop car’s emergency lights.

The suspect vehicle was located unattended in a driveway on the 1800 block of Troy Lane North. A K-9 unit led officers to a residence where the driver and first arrested part was arrested for fleeing police and a DWI. The passenger of the vehicle was cited for fleeing police in manner other than in a motor vehicle. A 20-year-old Plymouth man and 21-year-old Wayzata man were arrested.

The police department’s report from Feb. 23 through March 7 tallied 81 incidents, including:

• Six assaults

• Four domestic assaults

• One residential burglary, $9,000 valued vehicle stolen from underground garage

• Twelve controlled substances found

• Six criminal damages to property

• Five DOCs reported

• Three DWIs

• One report of fleeing a police officer

• Three reports of fraud

• Five reports of harassment

• Four hit and runs

• Two violation orders reported

• One tampering with a motor vehicle incident

• One report of terroristic threats, the victim reported receiving threatening voicemail messages

• One robbery at a

• One underage liquor incident involving one arrest

• Two reports of prostitution

• Twenty thefts, the most expensive of which was $3,000 worth of items stolen out of vehicle with a smashed window in a parking lot that included a computer and other items

• Two thefts from vehicles

• One weapons offense reported where an officer had stopped a vehicle for a seatbelt violation, but saw marijuana in the vehicle and conducted a search, which yielded the discovery of a firearm.