The Point After “Work Hard - Be Safe - Have Fun”

The Point After
“Work Hard - Be Safe - Have Fun”
Volume 3, Issue 34
October 10, 2014
Administration
Reserve Officer Recognized
Andy Bohlen, Chief
Neal Pederson, Captain
Jason Severson, Captain
Pat Huset, Secretary
On September 12th, Reserve
Officer Jonah Bauer was
presented with a Lifesaving
Award by Chief Andy
Bohlen. On January 25th, Ofc.
Bauer responded to an assault
call. He found an assault male
lying on the ground, the victim
of a stabbing. Ofc. Bauer determined the male was not breathing and did not have a pulse.
Ofc. Bauer administered CPR to
the victim, even as bystanders
interfered and tried to pull Ofc.
Bauer away from the victim.
The victim regained a pulse and
was transported to District
Patrol
Matt Knutson, Sergeant
Mark Krenik, Sergeant
Matt Long, Sergeant
Eric Sammon, Sergeant
Jeff Larson
Tony Kuchinka
Todd Hanson
Lisa Petricka
Justin Hunt
Maggie Hunt
Ben Johns
Mike Thul & K-9 Chase
DJ Skluzacek
Tom Mueller
Josh Sjodin
Dustin Delmonico
Chris Tonjum
Adam Marvin
John Gramling
Matt Shuda
Mallory House
John Pesta
Investigations
Dave Dillon, Sergeant
Brandon Gliem, Sergeant
Cadie Spicer
Scott Duncan
Kara Christensen
Matt Kolling
Brittany Owen
One Hospital, and eventually
recovered from his injuries.
RCSO Deputy Josh Malecha
also received a written commendation for his assistance in
the life-saving event.
Domestic Assault Arrest
On Thursday, October 2nd,
Officers Mallory House,
Matt Shuda and Ben Johns
responded to a reported domestic assault. The victim reported her former boyfriend
had come to her residence in
violation of a previously issued
Domestic Abuse No Contact
Order (DANCO). The suspect
verbally and physically abused
the victim throughout the evening. The suspect was confronted
by a co-worker of the victim,
and when he realized he was
calling the police, the suspect
ran away. Ofc. Johns found the
suspect, Jason Monsebroten, 22,
a short distance away. He was
arrested and jailed without incident. Monsebroten was charged
with 3rd Degree Assault, Domestic Assault and Violation of a
DANCO. His bail was set at
$40,000 without conditions.
Detectives Scott Duncan
and Matt Kolling recently
attended a week-long investigations course sponsored by the
Anoka County Sheriff’s Office.
The course covered a variety of
investigative techniques and
methods.
attended Handgun Instructors
training. He will join Sergeant
Dave Dillon and Officer Mike
Thul as firearms instructors.
Records
Janice Bestul
Jackie Remme
Gina Palan
Carole Friesz
Community Services
Doug Delesha
Paula Wadekamper
Marsden Powell
Detective Matt Kolling also
Officers DJ Skluzacek and
Dustin Delmonico attended
K9 Decoy training. They will be
assisting in on-going training
with Officer Mike Thul and
K9 Chase.
Officer Ben Johns was recently assigned to the Rice County
Emergency Response Unit, and
attended basic SWAT training.
He is replacing Sergeant Matt
Long.
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The Point After
Monthly Activity
September CSO Activity:
September Patrol Activity:
(August activity in parenthesis)
(August activity in parenthesis)
Animal complaints: - 29 (63)
Follow-up (animal) - 67 (182)
Animals Impounded - 2 (20)
“Life deals you a lot
of
lessons;
some
Ordinance Violations - 46 (72)
Follow-up (ordinance) - 33 (90)
Violation Notices - 12 (53)
Citations Issued - 1 (30)
Calls For Service: 2135 (2264)
71.2 calls / day
Reports Written: 1757 (1881)
Traffic Stops: 273 (251)
Officer Dustin Delmonico
1 year
it,
Park Patrol Checks - 134 (532)
Traffic Crashes: 43 (47)
- Property Damage: 35
- Personal Injury: 8
Assist Officers - 20 (39)
DWI Arrests: 5 (10)
don’t.”
Brett Favre
Born October 10, 1969
Officer Tom Mueller
2 years
Officer DJ Skluzacek
2 years
Parking Tickets - 25 (6)
people
Officer Ben Johns
6 years
Citations Issued: 132 (146)
people learn from
some
Congratulations to the following employee with October
anniversary dates:
Funeral Escorts - 6 (4)
SRO Activity
High School Liaison:
For the month of September,
124 incidents resulted in nine
reports completed with three
citations issued.
Questions?
Comments?
Please contact the
Faribault Police
As school started up, Detective Kara Christensen spent
much of her time this month
getting to know students and
helping them acclimate to the
high school. She reports several narcotics, harassment and
driving incidents as her most
frequent activity.
Middle School Liaison:
Also in September, 107 incidents resulted in 17 reports
and four citations or juvenile
referrals.
Detective Brittany Owen,
new to the schools herself, has
been busy meeting with students and parents to address a
Department at
507-334-4305 or
25 NW 4th Street,
Faribault, MN 55021
abohlen@ci.faribault.mn.us
npederson@ci.faribault.mn.us
jseverson@ci.faribault.mn.us
www.faribault.org
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Twitter:
@FaribaultPolice
Forgot That Was In There
On Wednesday, October 1st,
members of the Cannon River
Drug and Violent Offender
Task Force received information on the whereabouts of
a wanted person. The suspect,
Zachary Savoie, 23, was the
subject of numerous warrants
for failing to appear in court.
The agents found Savoie in a
local business, and, as he was
exiting the building, apprehended him without incident. Officer Matt Shuda arrived to
transport Savoie to jail. As he
was searching Savoie, despite
telling Ofc. Shuda that he had
turned over everything in his
pockets, a small baggie was
found in his pants pocket containing what appeared to be
drugs. The substance fieldtested positive for methamphetamine. In addition to his
warrants, Savoie was charged
with 2nd Degree Controlled
Substance - Possession. His bail
was set at $30,000 without
conditions.
variety of concerns. Many of
the concerns were resolved
and the students were able to
focus on their learning.
Both detectives recorded five
responses to other school
facilities in Faribault.