Carver Count, MN: Sheriffs deputy stealing meth from evidence storeroom

thumpsalot · #1 12-01-2011, 02:13 AM

Star Tribune (25 March 2010): Carver County deputy charged with stealing drugs

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A 47-year-old Carver County Sheriff's deputy was charged Tuesday with stealing drugs from the department's evidence room on Mother's Day. Deputy Daniel David Kahlow, of Le Sueur, Minn., was jailed after being charged with removing evidence and second-degree drug possession of 6 grams or more of methamphetamine. He was arrested Sunday after he came to work on a day off. A search by the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension turned up three evidence bags in his pants, with a total of 23.4 grams of suspected meth. A glass pipe also was found in a pocket.

Chanhassen Villager (24 May 2010): Sheriff's deputy charged with meth crime

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Earlier that day, Deputy Daniel David Kahlow, 47, was charged in Carver County Court with second-degree possession of methamphetamine. According to the criminal complaint against him, Kahlow admitted taking methamphetamine from the evidence vault at the Carver County Sheriff’s Office. He also told agents with the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension that he had been smoking meth for about one year, according to the complaint.

MPR News (25 May 2010): Charges: Carver sheriff's deputy stole drugs from dept.

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A veteran Carver County sheriff's deputy has been charged with removing drugs from the department's evidence room, authorities said Tuesday. Daniel David Kahlow, 47, was arrested Sunday after showing up to the sheriff's office on an off-day. Tim O'Malley, superintendent of the state Bureau of Criminal Apprehension, said a surveillance video showed a person entering the evidence room and drug vault on May 9. An audit later found drugs that had been scheduled for destruction were missing.