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Two arrested in Roseville string of 30 burglaries

Roseville police arrested two men they say are responsible for nearly 30 burglaries and vehicle break-ins across Roseville and the Twin Cities metro.[1]

Aaron Matthew Million was arrested Aug. 7 in Minneapolis while driving a 2018 Toyota Highlander reported stolen.[1] Police say evidence seized in a stolen Kia Forte later linked Million to a separate Roseville home burglary on Aug. 10.[1] Laurence John Charette was tied to a stolen Ford Bronco Sport after officers found a Department of Corrections ID and a probation officer's card inside, and he was arrested Aug. 13.[1] Both men now face felony burglary charges, Roseville police said.[1]

On Aug. 6, police say suspects used a stolen garage door opener taken from an unlocked vehicle to enter a home on Auerbach Ave N.[1] They stole items and a 2018 Toyota Highlander while residents slept, authorities said.[1] Roseville police estimate the arrests link the suspects to almost 30 incidents of residential entry and vehicle break-ins across the metro.[1]

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  • Roseville police report two men are believed responsible for nearly 30 burglaries and thefts from vehicles in Roseville and the metro.
  • An Aug. 6 burglary on Auerbach Ave N involved suspects using a stolen garage door opener from an unlocked vehicle to enter a home and steal items plus a 2018 Toyota Highlander while residents slept.
  • Suspect Aaron Matthew Million was arrested Aug. 7 in Minneapolis driving the stolen Highlander and later linked, via evidence in a stolen Kia Forte, to a second Aug. 10 Roseville home burglary.
  • A second suspect, Laurence John Charette, was tied to a stolen Ford Bronco Sport through a DOC ID and probation officer’s card found inside and was arrested Aug. 13.
  • Both suspects are facing felony burglary charges, and police say the pattern includes almost 30 incidents involving residential entries and vehicle break‑ins.

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August 14, 2026