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Pequot Lakes Police Dept <br />Report to the City Council <br />July 2011 <br />For the month of July the Department logged 216 individual ICRs. <br />Current Activities: <br />During the month, the Reserves, Full -Time and Part-Time Officers conducted 44 <br />individual security checks of businesses and homes with no open door found. <br />On July P, Reserve Officers assisted with traffic control after the fireworks and with <br />placement of no parking signs on the parade route. <br />On July 4th, the Pequot Lakes Police Department Police Officers and Reserve Officer's <br />assisted with traffic and crowd control for the 4th of July parade in Pequot Lakes. Nisswa <br />and Breezy Point Police Department also assisted with traffic control. <br />On July 13th, the Pequot Lakes Police Department Reserve Unit did foot patrol for <br />Beanhole Days. <br />On July 20th, Officer Josh Gartner attended a one day training to become a certified Taser <br />X2 Instructor. This training gives Officer Josh Gartner the ability to train new users on <br />the X2 Tasers. <br />On July 26th, Officer Kate Petersen, Officer Josh Gartner and Officer Josh Gartner <br />attended K -9 training at the Baxter Police Department. The Baxter Police Department has <br />a dual purpose dog and the training was to bring officers up to speed on techniques and <br />ideas if they would ever find themselves assisting in a K -9 search regardless of the task <br />they are asked to do. The officers training in open fields and buildings. <br />Respectfully Submitted, <br />Chief Eric Mang <br />
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