Two Owatonna Police officers were injured last week in the process of taking a robbery suspect into custody. A man was arrested and faces multiple charges. Jamie Knutson "is well known from many contacts over the years with the Owatonna Police Department," according to the weekly department newsletter Just the Facts.

The incident began with a report to police of a home robbery and a victim being "threatened with a BB handgun and bat" on January 26, 2022. The next day police followed up with a "warrant for the suspect vehicle and residence."

Officers found the alleged robbery suspect at the Eastgate Apartments in Owatonna and attempted to apprehend him. Just the Facts reports, "The suspect fought back and resisted arrest for approximately five minutes with multiple officers, two of which were injured in the struggle."

The report does not indicate the nature of the injuries to the Owatonna Police officers.

Knutson has been "charged with 1st degree aggravated robbery, 2nd degree assault, 5th degree assault, obstructing legal process, and 5th degree controlled substance crimes."

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