Morrison County Sheriff’s Report

May 26 — Someone broke a window on the door of a property on East Centre Street in Royalton.
May 26 — A resident on 160th Avenue in Little Falls reported a scam in which their father had been scammed out of $2,400. The father had received a phone call that their grandson had been arrested in Chicago and needed $2,400 sent by Western Union.
May 27 — A resident on Nature Road in Royalton reported a theft.
May 27 — A resident on Evergreen Lane in Pierz reported a scam in which the resident received a call from a person claiming the resident’s granddaughter had been picked up in Canada for a DUI, and wanted the resident to send $500 to bail the granddaughter out.
May 27 — A resident on Highway 10 in Little Falls reported a scam in which the resident received a phone call from a person with a foreign accent saying the resident had won $3 million in a lottery. The caller requested personal information from the resident to claim the prize.
May 28 — An attempted theft was reported by people taking part in an event on 113th Street in Hillman.
May 28 — A business on 370th Avenue in Hillman reported receiving a counterfeit $20 bill.
May 28 — Someone damaged a truck and vandalized it while it was parked at an event on 113th Street in Hillman.
May 29 — Someone threw a hard plastic cup at the back window of a truck, breaking the window, while the truck was parked at event on 113th Street in Hillman.
May 29 — Someone stole a 2005 30-foot Keystone Sprinter pull-behind camping trailer from a business on Ash Street East in Motley. The value of the camper is about $11,000.
May 30 — A resident on 165th Street in Little Falls reported a scam in which the resident received a call telling the resident they were from the federal government and the resident had been awarded a grant. The caller requested information so the resident could receive the money.
May 30 — A resident on Highway 25 in Pierz reported a theft.
May 31 — A resident on Highway 238 in Holdingford reported someone had stolen their therapy cat.
May 31 — A resident on Nature Road in Foley reported a scam in which the resident received a call from someone requesting to speak about money issues.
May 31 — A high pressure inlet valve on a natural gas pipe on 193rd Street in Pierz, appeared to have been hit with a high-powered rifle.
June 1 — A business on 150th Avenue in Little Falls reported the theft of a black Safeco brand safe, valued at $400, which contained approximately $1,000, miscellaneous papers and an older revolver handgun.
June 1 — A resident on 113th Street in Hillman reported a theft.