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Community mourns Minnesota State Trooper with local ties

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Family, friends and colleagues gathered Tuesday at the Jackson County Central High School to honor Minnesota State Trooper Mollie McClure. Her loss is being felt in the Iowa Great Lakes and beyond. She passed away Sunday, June 29, on Waubay Lake, which is near the Lake Traverse Reservation in northeast South Dakota. Investigators determined that McClure drowned while swimming. The accident wasn’t related to her law enforcement career.
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Community mourns Minnesota State Trooper with local ties

Family, friends and colleagues gathered Tuesday at the Jackson County Central High School to honor Minnesota State Trooper Mollie McClure. Her loss is being felt in the Iowa Great Lakes and beyond. She passed away Sunday, June 29, on Waubay Lake, which is near the Lake Traverse Reservation in northeast South Dakota. Investigators determined that McClure drowned while swimming. The accident wasn’t related to her law enforcement career.

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