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2024 POLICE WEEK: SPECIAL COVERAGE FROM WDAY

The week of May 12, 2024, law enforcement from across the United States will gather in Washington, D.C. to honor fallen officers. Fargo Police Officer Jake Wallin, who died during a July 14, 2023 shooting in Fargo, will be among those honored.

Reporters and anchors from WDAY will be there to capture the proceedings and bring you special coverage.

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Fargo
'Keep going, show up': Fargo police officer battling brain cancer makes trip to D.C.
National Police Week in Washington has been a reminder that the annual event impacts officers in many different ways. Sometimes, it's all about perspective.
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Fellow officers sketch the name of Jake Wallin at the National Law Enforcement Officer Memorial
All that was heard were bagpipes. Then a deep breath and hope for peace and healing.
May 16
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Minnesota
Father of fallen Pope County Sheriff's deputy remembers son as 'warrior'
Dan Owen, who was a police officer for 40 years, said it was tough to see his son Josh's name on the national police memorial wall.
May 15
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North Dakota
President Biden tells officers they are the ‘steel spine of this country’ during memorial service
Fargo Police Officer Jake Wallin, Mercer County Sheriff’s Deputy Paul Martin and Pope County Sheriff’s Deputy Josh Owen were honored at the service at the U.S. Capitol.
May 15

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Fargo
Wallin family says the loss of their son Jake Wallin hits them in waves
Even through the tears, they're grateful and consider themselves blessed.
May 15
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By  Kerstin Kealy
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Minnesota
Classmates of fallen Fargo police officer Jake Wallin remember their time working together
Police academy classmates talk about the importance of celebrating and moving forward.
May 15
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By  Kevin Wallevand
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Fargo
Accolades and honors are nice, but officer who ended July 14 shooting focused on honoring the fallen
The man who ended the threat that day on 25th Street S. refuses to be comfortable when called a hero.
May 15
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By  Dana Mogck
Two uniformed police officers pose for their official police photos in front of the American flag.
Fargo
Injured Fargo officers Tyler Hawes and Andrew Dotas grateful for support of their wives as they heal
The two officers are still recovering from injuries they sustained in the July 14, 2023, shooting.
May 15
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By  Dana Mogck
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North Dakota
Family of fallen Officer Jake Wallin share their story during National Police Week
WDAY News spoke with the family of fallen Officer Jake Wallin as well as Fargo Police Officer Zach Robinson.
May 15
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By  Dana Mogck
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North Dakota
Grand Forks police volunteers keep Cody Holte's legacy alive at National Police Week
Touched by the support in Washington during National Police Week in 2021, Chief Mark Nelson has sent two volunteers every year since
May 14
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By  Matt Henson

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Meet the people that organized Fargo Police's massive trip to Washington, D.C.
Since September, Fargo Police records manager Jean Syverson and Sgt. Ryan O'Donnell have been organizing flights, hotels & transportation for the department's trip to the nation's capital.
May 14
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By  Kevin Wallevand
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North Dakota
'A void in everyone's hearts': Mercer County Sheriff's Office honors Paul Martin in Washington
Deputy Chris Waller said there isn't a day that goes by that the department doesn't miss Deputy Paul Martin.
May 14
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By  Matt Henson
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North Dakota
Thousands gather at candlelight vigil on first evening of National Police Week
There was a large Fargo Police presence, and the family of Jake Wallin gathered at the ceremony on the National Mall.
May 13
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By  Kevin Wallevand
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