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Police officer honored for crash response

Summary by pineknotnews.com
Cloquet police officer Brett Reinsch wasn't on duty, but he was the first person to respond to the Sept. 5 crash that killed 11-year-old Avery Anderson in Wrenshall. The daughter of Mark and Shaela Anderson, Avery was riding her bicycle on Broadway Street in Wrenshall just after 5 p.m. Sept. 5, when she was struck by a truck near Reinsch's home. Reinsch heard the crash and quickly...
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Police officer honored for crash response

Cloquet police officer Brett Reinsch wasn't on duty, but he was the first person to respond to the Sept. 5 crash that killed 11-year-old Avery Anderson in Wrenshall. The daughter of Mark and Shaela Anderson, Avery was riding her bicycle on Broadway Street in Wrenshall just after 5 p.m. Sept. 5, when she was struck by a truck near Reinsch's home. Reinsch heard the crash and quickly...

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pineknotnews.com broke the news in Cloquet, United States on Thursday, November 6, 2025.
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