Man Confesses To Hopkins, Edina Burglaries After DNA Test
A 20-year-old man faces a burglary charge in connection with an incident thought to be part of a rash of thefts over the summer.
CORRECTION: An earlier version of this article misstated why Minneapolis police initially arrested Quinndarius Marquinn Jackson. The initial arrest was for an Edina Police Department charge of financial transaction card fraud. The victim in that case lives in the same area as the other victims. DNA testing results have led to a burglary charge against the suspect in a rash of Edina and Hopkins burglaries over the summer. Prosecutors charged 20-year-old Quinndarius Marquinn Jackson with first-degree burglary Oct. 12, according to a criminal complaint signed by Edina Police Detective David Carlson. Officers responding to a home burglary on July 19 found a two-inch-by-three-inch piece of fabric on the deck of the Adams Avenue home. The …
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