Meet the Sleepy Eye Ambulance Service team members (front row, from left): Shar Hittesdorf, Lori Neidecker, Kevin Olson, Katie Trebesch. Back row: Deanne Ibberson, Ana Hernandez, Natalie Sellner, Gary Lambrecht, Bob Paulson and Gloria Nachreiner.
Type of Incident: Bomb Threat
Date of Incident: May 16, 2024
Time of Incident: 05:51 am
Location of Incident: Sleepy Eye MN
Persons Involved #1: Juvenile Female (16)
The early morning hours of May 16, 2024, the Brown County Sheriff’s Office was contact be the MN Fusion Center in reference a bomb threat that had been reported by a social media platform to the FBL National Threat Operations Section Exigent Threat Research and Analysis Team.
Upon receiving the information members of the Brown County Sheriff’s Office and Sleepy Eye Police Department began investigating the threat, and contacting the Sleepy Eye schools. It has been determined there is no credible threat to the safety of students. The case remains under investigation.
On Sunday May 12, 2024, Brown County Sheriff’s Office received a call of a possible drowning off the beach at Mound Creek County Park. A 15-year-old male had been swimming, began struggling, went under the water and had not surfaced. There were witnesses to the drowning.
Emergency responders from the Springfield Police Department, Springfield Ambulance and Fire First Responders, Cottonwood County Sheriff’s Office, Sandborn Fire 1st Responders, Windom Fire Department, Centra Care, Life Link, MN State Patrol, MN Department of Natural Resources Conservation Officers, assisted the Brown County Sheriff’s Office in a recovery of the 15-year-old male.
The victim received emergency medical services at the scene, where he was announced deceased at approximately 1738 hours. The male victim was transported to the Ramsey County Medical Examiner’s Office. The victim is identified as Camron Keosaykham (15) of Mountain Lake MN
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A 32-year-old Sleepy Eye man was injured in a motorcycle crash early Sunday morning in Renville County when he swerved to miss a deer.
Taylor John Bolinger was driving a 2013 Harley Davidson Cruiser southbound on Minnesota Highway 4 near mile marker 88 in Martinsburg Township when he swerved to miss a deer and went into the ditch at 1:49 a.m. Sunday.
Bolinger received non-life threatening injuries in the crash and was transported to the Olivia Hospital.
He was not wearing a helmet and alcohol was involved in the crash.
Assisting at the scene were Hector Police Department and Ambulance and Renville County Sheriff’s Office.
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