Lion News: Scandal Alert!: Hennepin Co. Sheriff Rich Stanek's Son Ryan Immune From Arrest In Felony Destruction Of Three Rivers Park Property On April 30, 2014? Did Hennepin County Dispatch Warn Officers Ryan Was Sheriff Stanek Son Like In Maple Grove Drug Bust On May 26, 2012? A Scandal & Coverup As A Retirement Present For West Hennepin Public Safety (WHPS) Director Ray McCoy? Bizarre Reports Indicate Cleared By Arrest When Ryan Not Arrested? Independence Mayor Marvin Johnson Hostile Again On Phone Call?

The city of Independence Mayor Marvin Johnson was not happy with my phone call last night (October 12, 2104), was he?

He wasn't, was he?

Lion News: Hennepin Co. Sheriff Rich Stanek's Son Ryan Not Arrested? How Come Mayor Johnson?

Why? Simple, right?

Lion News: Hennepin Co. Sheriff Rich Stanek's Son Ryan Not Arrested? How Come Chief Kroells?

Mayor Johnson didn't want to even discuss the possibility of Ryan Staenk, Hennepin County Sheriff Rich Stanek's son getting special treatment during his detainment at Rebecca Park, did he?

He didn't, did he?

Lion News: Illegal Drugs & Drug Paraphernalia Found In Hennepin Co. Sheriff Rich Stanek's Pickup?

Rebecca Park is where Hennepin Co. Sheriff Rich Stanek's Son Ryan caused over $5,000.00 worth of damage, isn't it?

It is, isn't it?

It's been 2 1/2 months since this happened. The case was sent to the Dakota County Attorney, and what they kept saying is it was “under further investigation” – an investigation that led to felony charges filed late on a summer Friday afternoon. Ryan Stanek, 22, is now charged with criminal damage to property in the first degree. According the charges, on April 30 Stanek and a couple of his friends decided to take their trucks and go “mudding” through the Three River Park District horse trails at 3 a.m. They got stuck and did more than $5,000 in damage to the trails. Hennepin County sheriff's son charged with felony for mudding incident by Tom Lyden. http://www.myfoxtwincities.com Posted: Jul 18, 2014 4:47 PM CDT Updated: Jul 18, 2014 4:57 PM CDT

It's also where Ryan Stanek received special treatment, isn't it?

It is, isn't it?

The bizarre reports indicate that the case was "Cleared by Arrest," don't they? (See above) Yet, Ryan was never arrested, was he?

He wasn't, was he?

You or I would get arrested in a similar situation, wouldn't we?

We would, wouldn't we?

A 17-year-old girl pleaded not guilty Monday to a felony first-degree property damage charge for allegedly causing more than $2,600 worth of damage while she and friends were mudding in a pickup truck last spring. According to court records, the cost to have the Willmar Public Works Department fix the damage to the grass and field at Robbins Island park including labor, equipment use and seeding materials, was $2,614.40. Angela Marie Tadych was arrested after Willmar police officers were called to the park about 6 p.m. April 3, according to court records. … Records also indicate that the officer was informed about Facebook postings by Tadych, including a photo of her standing next to another muddy pickup showing a "thumbs up" sign. That posting was reported on April 11. Minn. girl, Tadych, faces felony charge for mudding damage – A 17-year-old girl pleaded not guilty Monday to a felony first-degree property damage charge for allegedly causing more than $2,600 worth of damage while she and friends were mudding in a pickup truck last spring. By Gretchen Schlosser, Forum News Service, Posted Aug. 27, 2013 @ 6:00 pm.

See: State of Minnesota vs. Angela Marie Tadych Case No. 34-JV-13-199

So you can see why Mayor Johnson would be not very happy speaking with me, wouldn't you?

You would, wouldn't you?

Oh, and before I forget . . . Ryan gave West Hennepin Public Safety (WHPS) Director Ray McCoy a really nice going away present for his retirement, didn't he?

INDEPENDENCE, MAPLE PLAIN, MN – With current West Hennepin Public Safety (WHPS) Director Ray McCoy’s retirement set for April 30, the changing of the guard will see a familiar face at the helm of the department. Sgt. Gary Kroells, presently second in command at the department, was appointed as the next director of public safety by the police commissioners March 18. Kroells to succeed McCoy as director of West Hennepin Public Safety By Ryan Gueningsman, Herald Journal Managing Editor. March 31, 2014

He did, didn't he?

And what was that present?

A scandal and a coverup, right?

That's right, isn't it?

Director Ray McCoy can tell everyone that on his last day Hennepin County Dispatch gave him an urgent call about Hennepin County Sheriff Rich Stanek's son, Ryan, can't he?

And Director Ray McCoy can tell everyone about the frantic call he had to make to his officer Benjamin Anderson, Badge 103 and order him not to arrest the Sheriff's son, right? That's right, isn't it?