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<br />--~ <br /> <br />8 November 2002 <br /> <br />Centennial Lakes Police Department <br />ATTN: Chief Heckman <br />Circle Pines, MN 55014 <br /> <br />Chief Heckman: <br /> <br />On 25 October 2002, in the early evening between approximately 1800-1900 <br />hours, I was working in the Centerville Lions Concession Trailer at the old jail/fIre <br />station/city hall/public works building located on Sorel Street between Centerville Road <br />and Goiffon Road. There were two other Lion members working in the trailer at that <br />time, I was the farest away from the door when one ofthe new Lion members handed me <br />forty-three (43) dollars in folded dollar bills. He stated that a police officer had given it <br />to him and had found it lying on the ground near the concession trailer. I asked what the <br />officer looked like and he stated he was tall and thin and very young. Being as how I am <br />getting up there in age, I fIgured anyone sixty or younger is' young. <br />Being as how we were quite busy during this time, I didn't have a chance to go <br />out and look for myself to see what officer it was, We took the folded money and placed <br />it below our cash drawer and stated to the other Lion members in the trailer, that if <br />someone came up and stated they had lost money and could describe the denominations <br />of the bills, we would return it to them. We fIgured that maybe some had cashed a fIfty- <br />dollar bill and it was the change left over from the fIfty. We had a couple of fIfties in the <br />drawer at that time and no one could remember who had cashed them. <br />After talking to you on Monday morning the 28th of October, that the officer was <br />no one other than CSO Matt Noren. The other Lions and the community want to thank <br />you for having another great and honest person in your department. Knowing most of <br />your officers and staff, it was no little wonder that here again is a true and honest person. <br />We wish to thank CSO Matt Noren for being a true example that the COP <br />program is working, in everyone's eyes he is a fine example of OUR police department. <br />Later in the evening an adult came up to us and asked if anyone found some money on <br />the ground, he had bought various items at our concession trailer and had paid entry to <br />our Haunted House with a fIfty and stuck the money in his pocket without putting it away <br />in his wallet, going to leave and reaching for his keys, he found the money gone. He was <br />able to describe the two twenties and three ones. We returned the cash to him and told <br />him that a CLPD officer had turned it over to us, he was amazed and stated being as how <br />dark it was around the building that an individual could of just stuck the money in their <br />pocket and walked away. <br /> <br />Sincerely, <br />/ . -7'., <br />c____.--- c--- l..;..../V~-- <br />Torn Wilharber <br />Centerville Lion <br />Former Mayor of Centerville <br />Former Member ofCLPD Commission <br />Copy Furnished: Centerville City Council, Quad & Hugonian Newspaper <br />
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