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   Police arrest group of juveniles, ages 1   
   10 Feb 25 09:01:56   
   
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   From: yourdime@outlook.com   
      
   Police arrested six juveniles who allegedly carjacked a 62-year-old woman   
   in northeast Minneapolis on Friday afternoon and led police on a car   
   chase.   
      
   The arrests came three hours after five boys and one girl allegedly   
   tackled the woman, stole her keys and fled in her vehicle, Minneapolis   
   Police Department Chief Brian O’Hara said in a Saturday news release.   
      
   All minors involved were between the ages of 11 and 15, according to the   
   release.   
      
   Officers located the stolen vehicle near Plymouth Avenue N. and Logan   
   Avenue N. using information that some of the minors’ parents provided.   
   Police trailed the car after the driver fled during an attempted traffic   
   stop, while the State Patrol pursued the vehicle from the air.   
      
   Near 8th Avenue N. and Queen Avenue N., the group got out and hid in a   
   nearby garage. Police called them out of hiding before booking them into   
   the Juvenile Detention Center with the help of the department’s Curfew   
   Task Force.   
      
   All six juveniles have active investigations pending with the department,   
   including a 15-year-old boy wanted for attempted murder, the news release   
   states.   
      
   “This was great collaborative work that interrupted the recurring criminal   
   behavior of a group of juveniles,” O’Hara said in the release. “I am   
   thankful for recent investments in facilities designed to address youth   
   behavior issues.   
      
   “However, the gap that allows juveniles to cycle in and out of the system   
   remains. We need increased urgency among all leaders in our community and   
   in government to address this issue. The current system is failing,   
   putting our youth, their victims, and even our officers at risk.”   
      
   Minneapolis saw roughly 250 carjackings between January and December 2024,   
   including an incident in which five people ambushed a motorist in an   
   alley, shot him in the chest and drove off with his car.   
      
   https://www.startribune.com/northeast-minneapolis-carjacking/601219582   
      
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