Sartell Gives Life Saving Award To Officer, Sauk Rapids Deputy
Benton County Deputy Corey Willman and Sartell Police Officer Brennan Olson received a Life Saving award from the Sartell Police Department on Monday night.
Last year around 5:50 a.m. on May 24, Deputy Willman and Officer Olson responded to a call about a woman standing on the ledge of the Sartell Bridge without shoes on.
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According to a letter addressed to the two men from the Sartell Police Department, the woman was in severe distress, she appeared to be speaking on her cell phone and would yell at both of you to get back as you were trying to ask her what was going on.
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Sartell Mom Warns Of Scary Stranger Encounter
It might have been nothing, but it s a good reminder to always keep an eye on your children even if they re playing in your own yard.
A Sartell mom named Tara Traut took to Facebook to warn residents about a potentially dangerous encounter her daughters had with a stranger.
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The woman wrote that she was watching her girls play in her neighbor s yard when all of a sudden a black, rusty, Ford F150 pulled up along the road next to the two girls.
Traut said, At first I didn t think much until he started rolling down his window and slowly driving forward closer to them, I ran out yelling to them to come closer to me. He looked up at me and he squealed away pretty d@$% fast to river road by Dezuriks.
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(KNSI) – The Sartell Police Department is holding classes to teach kids how to stay safe when home alone.
For many parents, leaving a child at home can be a scary thought, and that’s a big reason why the department is holding four classes this year.
Sartell School Resources Officer Jill Lundquist says kids are getting left home alone now more than ever.
“We are seeing especially now, in a pandemic, kids are being home alone more now than ever. So having this class for kids is a really great thing. Obviously the the need is out there.”