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CROOKSTON POLICE REMIND PUBLIC OF SNOWMOBILE CITY CODES

In response to recent complaints, the Crookston Police Department would like to remind the citizens and visitors operating snowmobiles in Crookston to abide by the laws of the State, the City ordinances, to be safe, and be respectful of others property. The main points of operating a snowmobile in Crookston that tend to generate the […]

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TWO ACCIDENTS REPORTED IN CROOKSTON

On Wednesday, January 2 at 10:04 a.m. the Crookston Police Department responded to a report of an accident at N. Main St and Robert St between a 2013 Ford Edge, driven by Florence Waller of Crookston, and a 2005 Nissan Pathfinder, driven by Diego Lux Quinilla of Park Rapids.  Neither party suffered an injury and

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MURDER SUSPECT ARRESTED IN CROOKSTON – TURNED OVER TO CASS COUNTY

The Crookston Police Department, Polk County Sheriff’s Office, and MinnesotaState Patrol assisted the Cass County Sheriff’s Office in the arrest of a Presley Sleyster, age 20, on an outstanding murder warrant.  The arrest was conducted in Crookston on Saturday, December 29 at 2:14 p.m.  “Sleyster was booked at the Northwest Regional Correction Center and later released

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FOUR JUVENILES ARRESTED IN STOLEN CAR FROM STEARNS COUNTY

On December 27, Polk County Deputies located a vehicle off the roadway near the intersection of Fairfax Avenue and Highway 2 in Crookston. The vehicle was found to be reported stolen out of Stearns County, Minnesota. The four juvenile occupants of the vehicle were arrested and placed at the Red River Valley Juvenile Center. The

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KROX BROKEN INTO ON CHRISTMAS EVE

At approximately 9:40 PM on December 24 the Crookston Police Department responded to a report of a burglary at the KROX Radio Station; 208 South Main Street in Crookston. Upon arriving, Officers learned the front door had been damaged and several items including various electronics were missing. Officers were made aware of footprints leading away

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