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Fired Stevens Point firefighter will not get job back after judge's ruling

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Casey J. Bielen was suspended without pay in September 2020. He was accused of crashing his vehicle on his way to work, disobeying orders and harassing multiple women. Police did not find cause to file criminal charges in the incidents. The Stevens Point Police and Fire Commission decided to fire him in March 2021.

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Fired Stevens Point firefighter will not get job back after judge's ruling

Casey Bielen was put on suspension after missing a shift after he overslept, then had a crash on his way to the fire station. He later was fired.

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Stevens Point Journal Media broke the news in 2 years ago on Thursday, February 2, 2023.

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