ROBERT LAUGHLIN Appointed May 5, 1884 Died July 28, 1884 On Monday, July 28, 1884 the headlines read, “Officer Laughlin expires at three o’clock. Relieved from suffering.” At 3:15 o’clock this afternoon a telephone message to police clerk Stevens from Officer Kennedy announced the death of Officer Robert Laughlin, who was shot on Washington Avenue […]… Read more »
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Clayton J. Seawell
OFFICER CLAYTON J. SEAWELL Appointed October 17, 1983 Died May 4, 1929 Motorcycle Patrolman Clayton J. SEAWELL, a member of the East Side station detail, was fatally injured on May 4, 1929, when he collided with an automobile at Fifth Street and Seventh Avenue NE. Patrolman SEAWELL was on his way to the station after […]… Read more »
Albert Anderson
OFFICER ALBERT ANDERSON Appointed January 1, 1904 Died February 2, 1928 Veteran Minneapolis policeman, Albert ANDERSON, died on February 2, 1928, from injuries he received while trying to save the lives of others imperiled by a runaway horse. Patrolman ANDERSON, who was 53 years old, and a policeman on the Minneapolis Police Department for 24 […]… Read more »
Why Johnson Websites? (AI Content)
For business owners, establishing a robust online presence is essential to achieve success. That’s where we come in with our customized website services that cater to your specific needs. We employ cutting-edge technology and best practices to help you draw in new customers, enhance sales, and bolster your brand’s image. Our prices are reasonable, and […]… Read more »
Should You Sell When the Market Drops?
The stock market can sometimes take investors on a wild ride. Should you consider selling your stocks when the market drops? When investing for retirement or any other long-term goal, you will almost certainly experience nerve-wracking times when your stock investments lose value. During these periods, you may wonder, “Should I sell now, invest the […]… Read more »
Assessing Your Financial Wellness
As a financial professional, Dan Athmann specializes in helping police officers, first responders and their families. He leverages his combined law enforcement and financial services experience to help guide individuals and families with their protection, investment and retirement income planning needs. Prior to his career at Thrivent, Dan’s law enforcement career spanned 25-years with the […]… Read more »
Leather Jackets for Sale
Retired Sgt. Chuck Peter is selling two leather jackets One jacket is a size 44″ and the other is a 46″. Pictured is the 44″ $50 a piece Contact Chuck Peter @ 612-790-5556… Read more »
May 19, 2020 Guest Post – Meuser, Yackley & Rowland, P.A. “Independent Medical Examination and the Effect It Can Have on a Work Comp Claim”
What is an independent medical examination? An independent medical examination, or IME, is performed by a doctor at the request of an insurance company in a workers’ compensation case. Despite the title this medical examination will not be independent. The exam will not be conducted by a neutral third-party doctor, rather it will be performed […]… Read more »
May 15, 2020 Guest Post – Meuser, Yackley & Rowland, P.A. “Fired for Cause: The Complex Issue of Misconduct and PTSD in Law Enforcement”
Allegations of misconduct are not necessarily a barrier to asserting a claim for workers’ compensation and PERA/MSRS Duty Disability benefits for Minnesota police officers and firefighters. Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is finally getting recognition as a serious problem for Minnesota’s law enforcement officers. Since October 2013, Minnesota worker’ compensation law now recognizes PTSD as a compensable injury, as does PERA and MSRS for purposes […]… Read more »
May 11, 2020 CARES Act Letter to the City of Minneapolis
[pdfviewer width=”600px” height=”849px” beta=”true/false”]https://mpdfederation.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/CARES-Act-Letter.pdf[/pdfviewer]… Read more »
