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The following cases were heard before Judge Daniel A Benson in Seventh District Court in Todd County February 14, 2023.
Joshua Remington Luloff, Osakis. School Bus Stop Arm Violation. Stay of Adjudication and Continued. Condition- Adult (Remain law-abiding. No same or similar) Probation- Adult (...
Monday, March 6
During the week of Feb. 26 through March 4, the Todd County Sheriff’s Office responded to 129 calls for service. Included in those calls were four accident calls, two alarm calls, four animal complaints, one disturbance calls, eight assists to other agencies, three suspicious...
News Release from Sheriff Allen, regarding letter sent to MN Representatives on HF 396:
Minnesota State Representatives,
I am writing this letter regarding House File 396, Firearm and Ammunition Storage Requirements.
This bill infringes on the rights of lawful gun owners and is a clear...
Long Prairie Police Department
Luis Mario Caraballo, Long Prairie. Drive without a valid license or vehicle class/type. $100 fine. $85 fee.
Jorge Ivan Colon Bermudez, Browerville. No Insurance-Driver. $100 fine. $85 fee.
Laeva Maria Rutz, Little Falls. Expired Registration. $30 fine. $85 fee. ...
Friday, Feb. 24
726 - Medical.
726 - Parking violation.
Thursday, Feb. 23
724 - Suspicious vehicle.
722 - Equipment violation.
730 - Equipment violation.
730 - Uncooperative female at hospital.
722 - Equipment violation.
722 - Equipment violation.
730 - Parking violation.
723 - Gun permit...
The Long Prairie City Council voted unanimously to approve the posting of a new police officer position at their meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 21. All members were present except for Council Member Clint Krueger who had a planned absence.
Officer Trevor Larson has taken a leave of absence due to an...
The Long Prairie Fire Department along with the Long Prairie Lions Club hosted the innaugural Prairie Polar Plunge. The event was held as a way to help raise money for a new rescue vehicle for the Long Prairie Fire Department. Estimates to replace the current one range as high as $450,000. Every...
On Feb. 21, Chief Administrative Law Judge Jenny Starr approved new Minnesota Police Officer Standards and Training Board rules they have been working on since 2020; and now, it goes to the governor’s office to be adopted as rules of law.
The new rules would allow non-citizens who have a permanent...
During their Feb. 14 meeting, the Grey Eagle city council heard from Grey Eagle Fire Chief Dan Berscheid who reported that one of the fire department generators had stopped working.
“We can’t get parts for it,” said Berscheid.
The current generator is 25 years old and has mainly been used to...
The Osakis City Council met for their regularly scheduled meeting on Monday, Feb. 13.
The council heard regular updates from the clerk’s office, noting that the city’s financial audit has been completed.
The council also heard an update from Chief Craig Dropik about the happenings of the Osakis...
