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Friday, May 24th, 2013
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New Fillmore County officer in Spring Valley
Mon, May 28th, 2012
Posted in Spring Valley All
Posted in Spring Valley All
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Samantha Keasling has been promoted to deputy, now serving in the Spring Valley area for the Fillmore County Sheriff’s Department. Photo by Gary Peterson
As reported from the Spring Valley City Council meeting on May 14, a new officer will be on duty from the Fillmore County Sheriff’s Office. Sheriff Daryl Jensen informed the Council that Deputy Samantha Keasling will be filling in for Kevin Beck in Spring Valley for 10-12 weeks.
Officer Keasling is from St. Paul where she attended training. Her first job as an officer was in Anoka County for several years and then she had a chance to move to SE Minnesota. She started out in Fillmore as a jailer and then an opportunity came up enabling her to become a licensed police officer.
Officer Keasling is from St. Paul where she attended training. Her first job as an officer was in Anoka County for several years and then she had a chance to move to SE Minnesota. She started out in Fillmore as a jailer and then an opportunity came up enabling her to become a licensed police officer.