Here's a look back at the last month's reports of theft to Northfield Police.
Here's a look back at the last month's reports of theft to Northfield Police. Editor's note: All information listed is public and comes from the Northfield Police Department. Locations represented are approximate addresses and are not exact. Follow Northfield Patch on Twitter | Like us on Facebook | Sign up for our free newsletter
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Eric Richard Kleeberger, 25, is accused of stealing money, electronic devices and skateboards, among other items, that totaled more than $2,000.
A Northfield man pleaded guilty in Rice County District Court this week to a string of thefts from vehicles that occurred in March 2012. Eric Richard Kleeberger, 25, is accused of stealing money, electronic devices and skateboards, among other items, that totaled more than $2,000. Ten victims filed reports with police in the March spree, including one couple reporting their vehicle had been stolen. Kleeberger had originally pleaded not guilty in November to the aiding and abetting theft charge and fleeing a peace officer, a misdemeanor. With a jury trial slated for next week, he amended his plea this week. He will be sentenced Feb. 13. The felony charge carries a maximum penalty of not more than five years in prison and/or a $10,000 fine. …
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Here's a visual look back at the last month's reports of theft to Northfield Police.
Here's a visual look back at the last month's reports of theft to Northfield Police. Editor's note: All information listed is public and comes from the Northfield Police Department. Locations represented are approximate addresses and are not exact. Follow Northfield Patch on Twitter | Like us on Facebook | Sign up for our free newsletter
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Here's a visual look back at the last month's reports of theft to Northfield Police.
Here's a visual look back at the last month'sreports of theft to Northfield Police. Editor's note: All information listed is public and comes from the Northfield Police Department. Locations represented are approximate addresses and are not exact. Follow Northfield Patch on Twitter | Like us on Facebook | Sign up for our free newsletter
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Here's a visual look back at the last month's reports of theft to Northfield Police.
Here's a visual look back at the last month's reports of theft to Northfield Police. Editor's note: All information listed is public and comes from the Northfield Police Department. Locations represented are approximate addresses and are not exact. Follow Northfield Patch on Twitter | Like us on Facebook | Sign up for our free newsletter
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Patch recaps the happenings of the past week.
DEFEAT OF JESSE JAMES DAYS POLICE/FIRE BUSINESS SPORTS GOVERNMENT COMMUNITY Follow Northfield Patch on Twitter | Like us on Facebook | Sign up for our free newsletter
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Patch recaps the happenings of the past week.
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Candace Kaye Nordine, 54, charged with theft-by-swindle, was the executive director of Northfield-based Project SIGHT, an organization whose mission was teen pregnancy prevention in Rice County.
A Northfield woman accused of stealing more than $17,000 from the nonprofit she was the head of has a jury trial scheduled to start in September after pleading not guilty to a felony theft-by-swindle charge. Candace Kaye Nordine, 54, was the executive director of Northfield-based Project SIGHT, an organization whose mission was teen pregnancy prevention in Rice County. In August 2010, board members discovered that Nordine had been withdrawing thousands of dollars from the nonprofit’s account for non-organization purposes and confronted her about financial discrepancies, according to a criminal complaint filed with Rice County District Court. On Aug. 24, 2010, board members met with Nordine and confronted her with two invoices totaling more…
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Candace Kaye Nordine, 54, charged with theft-by-swindle, was the executive director of Northfield-based Project SIGHT, an organization whose mission was teen pregnancy prevention in Rice County.
A Northfield woman accused of stealing more than $17,000 from the nonprofit she was in charge of faces another hearing next week. Candace Kaye Nordine, 54, was the executive director of Northfield-based Project SIGHT, an organization whose mission was teen pregnancy prevention in Rice County. In August 2010, board members discovered that Nordine had been withdrawing thousands of dollars from the nonprofit’s account for non-organization purposes and confronted her about financial discrepancies, according to a criminal complaint filed with Rice County District Court. As a result of the alleged theft, board members told Northfield police that the nonprofit, which started in 1996, had to dissolve at the end of 2010 because of money owed for …
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Deanna Rae Rodriquez-Bella, 20, faces state lottery fraud and theft charges, both felonies.
A Northfield woman made her first appearance in Rice County District Court on Tuesday for allegedly stealing Minnesota State Lottery tickets from the gas station she worked at and cashing them in for more than $2,000. Deanna Rae Rodriquez-Bella, 20, faces state lottery fraud and theft charges, both felonies. If convicted of both charges, she faces up to 15 years in prison and/or a $60,000 fine. According to a criminal complaint filed with Rice County District Court, Rodriquez-Bella started stealing scratch-off tickets in May 2011 from Northfield Amcon, where she worked as a clerk, until she was confronted in November by police with the store's video surveillance. Most of the tickets were cashed at Amcon, but some were cashed at other gas …
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9:12 am on Monday, May 28, 2012
I lnow someone thtworks at a gas station in Illinois and she has done this 5 times now and has not got caught and I called the Illinois lottery commission and they have done anything at all about this they told me "she has the right to play the lotto" I need to know where I can go tO get it stopped and all I have done is hit brick walls....Anyone have any ideas? more ›
Corey Butler Jr.
8:11 pm on Monday, July 23, 2012
Duane, thanks for the comment. I am aware that Mr. Nordine is the CEO of the Northfield Retirement Community and it's something I weighed before writing this story. Ultimately, though, Mr. Nordine was not mentioned in the criminal complaint, therefore I had no reason to mention him in the story. I expected that anyone who knows they are married would raise suspicion toward him, but again, as he … more ›