05-24-1977 Council Minutes - Public Hearing

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- ' � . � - . . ,. :�.� ' ,. . �'� _ ORONC�� OLIC�.) DEPA�--�'M��V�i' �.. � � . �Fxm 3 FOLLOW UP/ CONTtNUAT10N REPORT v � � _ . , v . ( OFFENSE n '� ,� � . ?V � COMPLAINANT Navarre Ih�ive-In � Ih � Z _ .. . �. � ° ` AoflRess � ADDITIONAL DETAILS OF OFFENSE, PROGRESS OF INVESTIGATIONS, ETC. - . ' . . .�� , . .... . ' � .. At aRproximatel� 1 : 30. while eastbound on County Road #15, from " �' Spring Park, after getting a call to assist Mound with a fight at the _ Navarre Drive-In,� approached the driveway to the Navarre Drive-In. Z observed three or four vehicles driving back into the drive-in itself. � Of i cer Shellum was behind me. z s�a�d to hi� that we check the situa- tion out. I told him I would go up on Blaine Avenue and he could proceed • into the Navarre Drive-In I would attamnt to see i�f there were any vehicles parked along side oP the road up there,. and had possibly walked in, not � � beine noted. As I .got in the vici��tty of Blaine and Livingston, z observed . four or five vehicles toward the back of the parkin g lot. I _could hear peo��e yell ing �rnm that vicinitvs:_and I to_]`d Officer Shel�um that that is � the location where the problem apparantly is. I told him that I would be � turning around proceeding to assist him. Upon entering the Navarre Drive- � In, I pulled up along side o� him toward the back of the •Navarre Drive-In � �t.� and observed many people standinR around outside their car, talking Land � yelling. I had a chance to talk to two young people, males, who identified themselves as c�.tizens of the City oi' Minnetonka. I asked them what they � were doing here, i'or they were walking out of the Navarre Drive-In. I . . req1�st�d where their v�hicle wasT.�he�t s�atad t _Y�at they d�ci not have a �-- vehicle and that they were going to hitch hike home. I roquested that they � exi t �mmedi ately, and �he�_�rQ�eded t4_ further c_heck on the area. I ob- served Officer Shellum talking to several people. I walked around and told � Quite a few other people that wera in ths vicinity, to get back into their vehficles, that the situation that was exiating must cease: There were many, • many beer bottles and beer cans lvin�n the parkinR lot; many of which Wera broken. As we walked around telling people to get back into their vehicles, � many of the vehicles started to leave. It was very plain that some of the � people were upset about hav'ing to go back into their cars, for there was langua�e directed toward us that was unnscessar9. Dur'in� they�ime we were � there, I was unable to determine if the Navarre Drive-In had anybody that was supposedlY checkinR the parkin� 1ot to keep these kids inside of their � vehicles, but whoever it was, �,rsa not doing his �ob. There was _ still an irruaense amount of noise comi from the s eakers on the osts` and many of the young people that were drinking beer in their cars and sitting ori the hnnd� nf the cars had the gpeakerg turned ttt� li stening �to thern. After a � short time, of walking the parking lot, taking care of the loud speakers and �_ the_�e Znl e that were mi 1 l i nb around� we cleared the �scene. I told Off icer Shellum that I was going to drive around the perimeter of the drive-in lot • t� see if there were any problems existin$ on Northern Avenue or Blaine Ave. As I got back on Northern Avenue , and began to turn around, I could hear again; • ver� cl earl�, 1 oud noi se coming from the s�eakers at the drive-in. Another call was received and we had to clear the area. � � - � _" . - � : , , � ' S�GNED Officer Gar� CY1P.rSW1CI{ DATE Ma.y 23, 1977 ONi cer � _ . •DISPOSITION: Unfound�d � Cl�or�d by orr�at � Exc. Clyd. � R•►, o�h.. oQ�ncy � Inoct{v• � O+h« � White-Cese/Csnary-County Contract/Pink-0ffic�r/Goldenrod-Invertigetc