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Winona Police
Wednesday, August 24
•At 11:35 p.m. police cited Nathan Robert Kroening, 20, of Oshkosh, Wis., Dylan Louis Ames, 20, of Rochester, and Kevin Michael Brom, 20, of White Bear Lake, Minn., for underaged consumption of alcohol and violating the city’s social host ordinance at a residence on the 50 block of West Broadway. Police were called there on a report of an unconscious man. Police said a man fell down the stairs and hit his head, and was later transported to the hospital.
Thursday, August 25
•At 11:04 p.m. police responded to a burglary complaint at an apartment on the 250 block of Sebo Street. A woman told police she went to the store at about 10 p.m. and left her house locked. When she returned about 40 minutes later, she discovered thousands in jewelry missing. Police said there were no signs of forced entry. Missing included a gold chain necklace valued at $3,000, a white gold ring with a diamond valued at $9,000, five pairs of gold hoop earrings valued at $1,000, a gold tennis bracelet with diamonds valued at $3,000, a gold ring with a tanzanite stone valued at $300 and a Bose radio with a six-disc CD player of an unknown value.
•At 11:45 p.m. police were called to Third and Johnson streets on a report of a male subject who had sprayed two people with pepper spray and was threatening people with a knife. Witnesses told police that Casey Ray Kanz, 26, of Winona, was with a female who started talking to a male friend, then gave him a hug. Kanz then allegedly became upset and got into a shoving match with the male victim. Witnesses said he then pulled out a can of pepper spray and sprayed the man. When a second man tried to intervene, Kanz allegedly sprayed him too, then pulled out a folding knife and allegedly pointed it at several people. When police arrived, Kanz allegedly struggled with officers trying to arrest him. He was referred to the county attorney for potential charges of second degree assault, obstructing the legal process, fifth degree possession of a controlled substance and ineligible person in possession of tear gas. Police said they found a prescription Alprazolam pill in his pocket, and that since he has been convicted of a violent crime he should not have possessed or used the pepper spray, which contained an ingredient considered tear gas.
Winona County
Sunday, August 21
•At 12:09 a.m. police stopped a vehicle on Prairie Island Road after observing the license plate light was out. The officer detected the odor of alcohol inside the vehicle and said there was a case of beer in the back seat. The driver, Mitchell James Cada, 20, of Rochester, was cited for allowing an open container of alcohol in a motor vehicle. Passengers Wayne Allen Oakland, 19, of Rochester, and Benjamin Allen Rand, 19, of Rochester, were both cited for underaged consumption of alcohol.
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