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  • 8/10/2019 City Council Letter 20141024

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    Cloquet Police Mission Statement

    Provide quality police services to the community; uphold the constitution; enforce state laws and city code; and respond to and deter crime.

    We will nurture public trust by striving to attain the highest degree of integrity and professional conduct at all times.

    Week Ending October 24, 2014

    ADMINISTRATION

    Chief Steve Stracek

    OFFICERS

    Detective Darrin Berg

    Detective Scott Holman

    Detective Derek Randall

    Sergeant Carey Ferrell

    Sergeant Rick Benko

    Sergeant Jeff Palmer

    Sergeant Tom Hallfrisch

    Corporal Mark Laine

    Corporal Erik Blesener

    Corporal Steve FiskeCorporal Corey Schneberger

    Officer Scott Beckman

    Officer Eric Baker

    Officer Kerrick Johnson

    Officer Adam Reed

    Officer Charles Martin

    Officer Kristina Kohlmeyer

    ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

    Shannon Nelson

    Nicole Eckenberg

    508 Cloquet AvenueCloquet, MN 55720

    Phone (218)879-1247Fax (218) 879-1190www.ci.cloquet.mn.us

    COMMUNITY SERVICE:Our patrol staff spent some time at theChildrens Fall Festival at the Cloquet MiddleSchool. Students had the opportunity to talk with

    officers and sit in a squad car. A nice card wassent to our staff by Joy Nelson from CloquetCommunity Education.

    FACILITIES:We have continued to spruce up the building byapplying a new coat of stain to the fence at the

    entry to our main desk. This should completeour exterior projects before the snow flies.

    We have ordered our locker system that will beinstalled in the evidence intake area of the

    building. Recently, in a meeting with ChiefBogenholm, Chief Ojibway and Sheriff Lake,we discussed the need for a standardized

    computer program to track our evidence intakeand retention (also based on the L.E. study

    recommendation). We have selected a productthat will likely work for all agencies and iscurrently being assessed by Sheriff Lake.

    County Attorney Thom Pertler has generouslyagreed to provide funding for the project. Once

    in place, the locker system and tracking softwarewill allow us to more effectively meet requiredstandards.

    We now have our daily bulletin system up and

    running. The bulletin is accessed by our staff ina shared electronic folder and displayed in a user

    friendly PowerPoint format. This system is usedby our supervisors during officer briefings andprovides for a consistent and detailed flow of

    information related to notable calls for service,wanted persons, blight and problem property

    tracking. The information in the system isupdated daily and has already become a valuableinformation sharing tool.

    PATROL/DETECTIVES:On Sunday, October 19, 2014, two of ourdetectives assisted the St. Louis County Sheriffs

    Department and the BCA in a death

    investigation that had been reported on the

    Fond du Lac Reservation. Our staffassisted with three search warrants thatwere served in the City of Cloquet. Theend result led to two arrests in the case.The investigation is on-going.

    On Friday, October 17, 2014, officersresponded to a vehicle crash near 8thStreetand Carlton Avenue. The driver of one ofthe vehicles, a 23 year old Cloquet

    woman, reportedly left the scene with twosmall children. The driver was located a

    short time later and it was determined thatthere was probable cause to arrest her fordriving under the influence of a controlled

    substance, believed to be Methadone. Thedriver was lodged at the Carlton County

    Jail and charged by the Carlton CountyAttorneys office on October 20, 2014.

    On Friday, October 17, 2014, officersresponded to a vehicle crash near 17th

    Street and Cloquet Avenue. A businessnear that location had been struck by a

    vehicle causing significant damage to thestructure. The driver in this incident also

    fled the scene and was not located at thetime of the event. The investigation iscontinuing into this case.

    On Friday, October 24, 2015, officersresponded to the report of a robbery near

    10thStreet and Doddridge Avenue. Thevictim reported being struck in the headwith a brick and having his wallet taken.The case is still under investigation.

    Steven K. Stracek

    Chief of Police

    Cloquet Police Department

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