KSTP Created: April 21, 2021 09:28 AM
A carjacking suspect who died after exchanging gunfire with police Sunday afternoon in Burnsville has been identified, as well as the officers involved in the incident.
The Hennepin County Medical Examiner s Office on Wednesday identified the man as 30-year-old Bradley Michael Olsen, of Dresser, Wisconsin.
His cause of death was ruled as gunshot wounds to the chest and the manner of death was ruled as a homicide. The Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension is still investigating the shooting.
The BCA also released the identities of the officers involved in the shooting.
Sgt. Dan Anderson fired his handgun and has been in law enforcement for 22 years.
The leaves of beech trees glow along a section of the Rhode Island North-South Trail. (Betsy Graham)
Mary Sommer crosses a stream. (Steve Fagin)
Rocks line the shore of Bowdish Reservoir in Glocester’s George Washington Wildlife Management Area. (Steve Fagin)
Al Pointe is a volunteer who helps maintain the trail. (Steve Fagin)
Moss and lichen proliferate in spring. (Betsy Graham)
Carl Windle marks an arrow on a sign. (Steve Fagin)
Published April 15. 2021 10:11AM By
Steve Fagin
After hiking an hour through an evergreen-lined state forest path south of Wallum Lake in Douglas, Mass., our group finally reached a trail intersection marked by a sign we had been expecting: “78 miles to Atlantic Ocean.”
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