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Police Blotter — June 17 | Brainerd Dispatch
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Police were called to northeast Brainerd following an assault, where a victim was stabbed.
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Three men were arrested during the early morning hours Friday, April 9, following a report of a stabbing in northeast Brainerd.
The Brainerd Police Department was called at 1:35 a.m. to suspicious activity on the 100 block of First Avenue Northeast in northeast Brainerd. Officers responded and located a 48-year-old man who had been stabbed. The assault involved numerous individuals.
Brainerd police rendered first aid to the victim, who was then transported to Essentia Health-St. Joseph’s Medical Center in Brainerd with non-life-threatening injuries.
Police arrest 3 in stabbing in northeast Brainerd
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The Regional Report: Emily animal cruelty case appears on ‘The People’s Court’
According to the statement signed by Chief Josh Herold, the police department investigated the incident in May 2019 and determined the act was intentional and met the definition of animal cruelty.
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After a case involving a cat shot in the eye with a BB gun in the city of Emily appeared on the television show “The People’s Court” earlier this month, the Emily Police Department issued a statement explaining its involvement with the incident on the city’s Facebook page.
According to the statement signed by Chief Josh Herold, the police department investigated the incident in May 2019 and determined the act was intentional and met the definition of animal cruelty.