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- On the evening of July 8, the Winona Police Department sent out shelter in place alerts “due to armed suspect.”
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Jul 8, 2024 · Emergency alerts are sent out by the Winona County Sheriff’s Office at the request of law enforcement agencies. During this incident, Winona PD requested a “shelter in place” but due to multiple...
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A shelter-in-place in the west end of Winona has been lifted Monday night after a series of alerts caused some confusion within the city. Winona police were called to a business on the...
Jul 9, 2024 · Winona County Sheriff’s Office handles alerts for itself and the Winona Police Department. Emergency Management Director Ben Klinger says these automated alerts were sent out incorrectly.
Jul 17, 2024 · An alleged assault suspect fleeing Winona police last Monday prompted community shelter-in-place alerts and subsequent confusion over mixed messages, with some alerts referencing an “active shooter” and others labeled as a weather emergency.
Jul 9, 2024 · Police: Alert about active shooter was mistakenly sent to some Winona residents. Police say that while sending out the alert, multiple alert platforms sent out messages, including one platform ...
Jul 9, 2024 · “Emergency alerts are sent out by the Winona County Sheriff’s Office at the request of law enforcement agencies. During this incident, Winona PD requested a “shelter in place” but due to multiple alert platforms being utilized, several messages went out and caused some confusion.
Jul 10, 2024 · A shelter in place order meant for Winona’s West End, between Vila and Pelzer streets, while police searched for an armed assault suspect was accidentally sent out to residents across Winona on Monday.
