illegal possession of a firearm

One of the pursuits ended when he allegedly crashed into an Olmsted County Sheriff squad car.

The shooting occurred in May of last year outside a northwest Rochester apartment complex.

Her friends found the victim's body using a tracking app to locate her cell phone.

He earlier admitted to a charge of illegal possession of a firearm.

He has previous felony convictions for assault, domestic assault, and burglary.

The charges allege that he struck an employee of the convenience store on the head during the robbery.

The Minnesota Supreme Court has agreed to hear a Rochester man's appeal of his conviction and prison sentence involving a gunfight on a city street.

The charges allege that, while he was in custody, he attempted to escape by running away from a hospital while wearing a hospital gown.

A 23-year-old Rochester man, previously placed on probation for a burglary conviction, has been sentenced for 3 more burglary-related convictions.

The Minnesota Court of Appeals has ruled against a Rochester man now serving a prison sentence in connection with a 2019 shooting.