The Chaska Police Department is investigating acts of vandalism that occurred at Community Park between Thursday, Aug. 19 and Friday, Aug. 20.

Police say someone vandalized several areas of the Community Park by spray painting graffiti on the water tower door, skate park ramps, the hockey rink and in the men’s bathroom. Similar graffiti was found on walls at a nearby Interstate 212 overpass on Saturday, Aug. 21.

A groom was arrested for disorderly conduct early Sunday morning after allegedly getting into an altercation with his best man following accusations that the groom was spied "making out" with one of the bridesmaids.

A motorist recently found a 3-year-old wandering into the Highway 41/Hazeltine Boulevard intersection at 12:55 a.m., Aug. 12.

Here’s the rest of the report, from the Aug. 18 Chaska Police 411 newsletter:

“Thankfully, the child was not injured and was in good health. Police arrived to take custody of the child. Officers were able to locate the child’s residence, after the child pointed (literally) them in the right direction. Contact was made with the child’s parents.

Chaska Police Chief Scott Knight is featured as an activist on the “Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence” website.

Knight has long been an activist of tightening gun laws. On the site, he notes: "It's personal … A few years ago, one of my officers was shot in the line of duty. And last May, another officer, an uncle to one of my sergeants, was ambushed, shot and killed."

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In July, the Carver County Sheriff’s Office clocked a speeder driving 107 mph. That placed the driver at the fourth highest illegal speed clocked in the state during that month.

Here are the highest speeds:

Wadena County Sheriff’s Office — 178 mph (speed was self-reported by vehicle’s passenger).

Kandiyohi County Sheriff’s Office — 128 mph.

Lakeville Police Department — 109 mph.

Carver County Sheriff’s Office — 107 mph.

Douglas County Sheriff’s Office — 106 mph.

According to Chaska Police a recent e-mail is circulating, which warns Chaska residents about a male who “almost attacked” a female runner, at 5 a.m. on Aug. 2, in the area of Isabella Parkway and Pioneer Trail. The e-mail reports that a “… man dressed in black from head to toe… was hiding [and] jumped out of [a tree line] and went after [the runner]… [the runner] sprinted away… [and the male] went back into the trees.]”

Police say that while the intent of the e-mail is pure, it is not factual.

Wright County Sheriff Gary Miller understands the pressures that a career in law enforcement entails. As a 30-plus-year veteran of the department, he is all too familiar with the stresses his employees face and how it can change them over time.

“Law enforcement jobs damage people,” he said, pointing to higher-than-average divorce, suicide and chemical abuse rates.

By Shannon Fiecke, Correspondent

Police thought they had their man following a bank robbery Friday afternoon at the TCF Bank in Cub Foods in Shakopee.

A witness recognized the camouflaged hat-wearing robber, who was also picked out of a photo lineup by bank employees. He was arrested, but later released.

“He looked just like the guy,” said Shakopee police Capt. Craig Robson.