Fridley

32-year-old Henry McCabe of Mounds View, Minnesota, was last seen alive on September 6th, 2015, when he and two friends, William Pappas Kennedy and Calvin Johnson, spent the night partying.

At around 2:00 AM on September 7th, Henry allegedly asked to be dropped off at a SuperAmerica gas station in Fridley, Minnesota.

His two companions noted this as odd, as Henry's house was several miles in the opposite direction.

Nonetheless, they honored his wishes and dropped him off at the gas station.

The message is one piece of evidence Mounds View Police are reviewing.

The police chief tells me even the FBI is analyzing the recording and voices for clues.

The chief says the investigation took deputies here on Tuesday to Rice Creek Park, which borders New Brighton, Mounds View, and Fridley, all areas where McCabe was reported seen or a cellphone ping placed him.

Ramsey County Water Patrol searched but came up empty.

A middle-of-the-night chase across the North Metro came to a crashing end in a Blaine ditch last week.

A Fridley officer tried to pull the pickup truck driver over about 3:00 AM Thursday, but the man hit the gas and took off.

Soon, he had company.

That decision to run kicked off a North Metro law enforcement group project involving officers from Fridley, Roseville, St. Anthony, New Brighton, Mounds View, and the State Patrol.

The sheriff's office shared dashcam video from a Ramsey County deputy who later took over that pursuit.

The driver tore through the Army training site in Arden Hills before plowing into a ditch in a Blaine neighborhood.

An 18-mile police pursuit ended with a crash in a ditch in Blaine.

It started in Fridley when police tried to pull over a pickup truck th- uh, this morning for speeding.

The driver then blew through the gates of an Army training site.

The suspect, Douglas Burke, tried running away after crashing into a ditch, was eventually taken into custody.

The chase lasted 13 minutes and, uh, cities include Fridley, Roseville, Saint Anthony, New Brighton, Mounds View, and Blaine.

Authorities say Burke had a felony warrant for dangerous drugs.

Lock him up.

But yeah, I, uh, I, I love coaching.

I was at Minnetonka, Champlin, uh, Fridley.

I coached multiple, uh, boys and girls to state, uh, championship competitions.

Um, n- no top finalists, but, uh, we did really well, and I loved coaching and being part of the sport.

Papoose said he dropped Henry off at a gas station.

He claimed it was the Super America, located on 73rd Avenue Northeast and Minnesota Highway 65 in Fridley.

But no one in the area could remember seeing Henry there, and when police checked the gas station surveillance footage, there was no sign of Henry on it.

So police at this point, it seems, had some interest in Papoose's story, since it didn't seem to line up with the surveillance footage.

There was no evidence that Henry's disappearance was tied to either.

Investigators eventually found out that the last place Henry was seen was actually at the Holiday gas station.

and Fridley, this is much closer to Creekview Park, the last known phone pin.

The search was narrowed to the Fridley and New Brighton area, north of the previous search perimeters.

They've got a great little Oktoberfest.

Forgotten Star Brewing in Fridley has a big event planned or events planned.

And that's a really nice spot.

It's big.

I was super happy and fishing kind of guided me and I, I grew up in an area where I got to see Bob and Ted Berger from the Berger Brothers at their first store there.

I got to go to Fridley and be at Thorne Brothers.

And I just go into these places and it was fun.

I remember seeing Larry Bollig at Burger Brothers, and I was just waiting for something, you know, because someone would ask him something, and then Larry would be Larry.