Group Invades Friend’s Home for Money in Eden Prairie

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She returned with Marquis Rollins and Devonshier Agee, who were wearing masks and carrying what looked like a handgun.

Police say Rollins demanded the $25,000 and threatened to kill the victim. When the man screamed for help, Rollins pistol-whipped him, while Agee ransacked his apartment looking for cash.

Police arrest three in home invasion

May 26, 2010
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Within a day of a home invasion and robbery in Eden Prairie, police tracked down and arrested three suspects. According to Eden Prairie Police Sgt. Bill Wyffels, three masked intruders entered a home late Thursday night on the 9800 block of Dorset Lane. Five people were in the residence at the time and one of the victims was beaten by the suspects during the robbery. The same victim, in trying to defend himself, grabbed a knife and managed to stab two of the three suspects, later identified as Matthew Vincent Suarez, 22, Victor Lee Childers, 24, and Renaldo Lamont Shell, 27.

Police Investigate Alleged Sexual Assault and Home Invasion

12 Oct 2008

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EDEN PRAIRIE -- Police are investigating an overnight alleged break-in and sexual assault inside of an Eden Prairie residence on the 6400 block of Regency Lane.

Home invasions aren't just an "urban" problem. Suburbs suffer, too.

Two women in their 30s told police that someone forced themselves into their townhome Saturday night. The suspect then tied them up and sexually assaulted one of the women.

Rash of bold burglaries plagues west Metro

09/24/2008

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An investigation into a rash of bold Hopkins burglaries in August has substantially grown, and is now affecting several nearby cities in the west Metro, according to police.

At least 25 homeowners in Hopkins have reportedly awoke in the middle of the night after hearing noises and are then threatened with a knife.

Detective James Neimackl said there's reason for concern: The crimes have spread and authorities believe they are all related.

"We do believe they are related in all the cities: Minnetonka, Eden Prairie, St. Louis Park, and some in Minneapolis," he said.