FARGO, N.D. (August 7, 2019) – Yesterday, August 6th, at 8 a.m., Fargo Police Officers took a report of a stolen vehicle from the 1600 block of Dakota Dr. N. Officers were advised a male suspect entered an apartment, stole several items to include vehicle keys and left in the vehicle. This morning at 1:12 a.m., night shift officers reported locating the vehicle in the 2200 block of 13 Ave. S. The officer attempted a traffic stop, the driver fled and officer did not pursue. The vehicle was again located at 1:27 a.m. in the 2400 block of 13 Ave. S. Officers again attempted a traffic stop, the driver fled, and officer did not pursue. At 8:04 a.m., Officers were dispatched to PetroServe Fargo, 205 NP Ave., for a report of a located stolen vehicle. As officers responded to the area, the driver, identified as Andrew Travis Brook-Hadley, 22 years old of Moorhead, began to elude officers when he saw marked squad cars. An officer tried to initiate a traffic stop in the 800 block of Broadway. Brook-Hadley drove the vehicle up onto the sidewalk and fled, but officers did not pursuit. Shortly after, an officer located the vehicle stopped on Dakota Dr. N. with a flat tire. Brook-Hadley saw a squad car approaching and drove northbound on Dakota Dr. N. Brook-Hadley continued to drive the vehicle, eastbound onto 19th Ave. N. after losing a tire, with officers several vehicles behind. Officers were authorized and deployed a tire deflation device on 16 St. N off 19 Ave. N. Brook-Hadley drove the vehicle over the tire deflation device and continued on towards airport property. Brook-Hadley crashed through the airport fence and officers conducted a pit maneuver stopping the vehicle inside a secure area. Brook-Hadley was non-compliant and resisted arrest. Officers were able to take Brook-Hadley into custody for possession of a stolen vehicle (x2), criminal trespass (C Felony), fleeing in a motor vehicle (x2) (C Felony), aggravated reckless driving, preventing arrest, driving under suspension, criminal mischief, reckless endangerment and possession of drug paraphernalia.
Safety Awareness Notices
Welcome to the North Dakota State University Police and Safety Office Personal Awareness Notices site. Included here are public safety awareness messages for events happening within proximity of the main NDSU campus as well as within buildings owned and operated by NDSU within the city of Fargo. They are intended to alert our campus community to situations which may require awareness on everyone’s part in order to maintain personal safety. The list includes both notices of Clery crimes occurring within our on campus area as well as relevant public notices issued by the city of Fargo. Data for the current and previous years are included in this summary. Crimes that may trigger a message include criminal homicide, sexual assault, robbery, aggravated assault, burglary, arson or any other crime that the University feels may pose an ongoing threat to the university community.
Additional information regarding concerning activity in the vicinity of NDSU as well as for the city of Fargo is available at the City of Fargo’s Crime Mapping and Statistics webpage.
Community members are also encouraged to sign up for the City of Fargo and Cass County Code-Red notification system. This can be accomplished by going to the City of Fargo’s code Red page.
August 7th, 2019- Fargo Police Press Release
March 07, 2019 - Burglary
During the evening of March 7, 2019, a burglary took place at the South Weible residence hall at approximately 6:30 p.m. Suspect(s) made entry into an unoccupied room and when the resident returned to their room they noticed that their wallet was missing.
Please remember to lock your doors and windows and alert police if you see anything suspicious.
Please call the NDSU Police at 231-8998 if you have any information regarding this event.
September 15, 2018 – Burglary
During the afternoon of September 15, 2018, a burglary took place at Niskanen 1 apartments sometime between 12:30 and 6PM. Suspect(s) made entry into an unoccupied room through an open window by pushing in the screen. They were gone by the time the residents returned to their room and noticed that electronic equipment was missing.
Please remember to lock your doors and windows and alert police if you see anything suspicious.
Please call the NDSU Police at 231-8998 if you have any information regarding this event.
If you have any information regarding this event, please call the NDSU Police at 231-8998.
