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CLPD Newsletter 2011 Letters of Commendation and Thanks Continued from page 3 ➢ Anoka County Sheriff's Detective have seen the flames coming from the would have surely ended in fatalities". Mike Lapham thanked us for attic of the house on Lexington requesting the ACFIT to the scene of a Avenue. They immediately called ➢ Here is an e-mail that Chief Coan house fire on 06-13-11 at 8808 911, which allowed Centennial Lakes received that alludes to comments Lexington Avenue NE in the City of Police Sergeant Stepan and Officer made by the victim of a recent fire, Lexington. Detective Lapham wrote Kruyer to quickly respond to the scene Kimberly Nygaard, thanking Officer in a letter to Chief Coan that "this was and to awaken the occupants and Kruyer for her help. Ms. Nygaard told a happy ending to what could easily evacuate the home. This fire was me that Angi was "just awesome" in have been a horrible double fatality literally "minutes" away from terms of advice, aid, and comfort to her fire. Two witnesses passing by the overcoming the occupants. Without and to her family and that she was home stopped for a deer crossing the the witnesses, Centennial Lakes thankful for her staying with them in road. Had they not stopped and Police, and the Lexington Fire the aftermath of the fire. § looked at other deer, they might not Department working together, this fire . I 'i Personnel Update Contmued from page 1 I Officer Jason Corlew. Centennial Lakes PD said goodbye to Officer Jason Corlew on June 8, �� 2011. Jason, who has been an Officer with CLPD since August 2002, recently accepted a position with the Anoka County Sheriff's Offi e as a deputy. Although we will miss Jason's smile and booming laugh, we are sure he will be a geat asset to the sheriff s department. We wish Deputy � Corlew great success in this new chapter of his life. � I I 2011 CLPD Reserve Officer Graduation. CLPD welcomed eight new y , ' �'I Reserve Officers following graduation from the Anoka County Reserve Academy in April. Congratulations to the newest additions to our very " dedicated Reserve Unit. Left to Right: Chief J. Coan, Reserve Officers M. McCann, A. Milles, R. Fenton, D. Spreng, C. Broton, C. Smith, J. Marshall and Captain R. Nelson. (not shown — Reserve Officer K. Howard) — —_ , New CLPD Intern Jack Brundell is serving as an Intern with our depariment this summer. Jack graduated from Mounds view High School in 2008. He is attending Dordt College in Sioux Center Iowa and majoring in criminal justice and minoring in psychology. As an intern, Jack gains valuable knowledge and experience by riding along with patrol officers and benefits our department by working on numerous special projects as well as helping ssa;: � with normal routine duties. � � • 1 �4�