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Honoring the Fallen at Barron County
Bruce Wozniak, VFW Quarter Master and American Legion Victory Post 112 Commander, places a wreath to honor the fallen officers. The Stanley Police Department shared its thoughts on the shootings in a heartfelt online post. “No words are ever sufficient when speaking of such senseless tragedy,” it said. “We are heartbroken, tonight and simply send our love to the families, and communities of the City of Chetek Police Department and the Village of Cameron Police Department.
Photo by Danielle Boos
Stanley Fire Chief Korey Hagenson flies the Thin Blue Line Flag at half-mast at the Stanley Fire Department on Easter Sunday while Bruce Wozniak, Quarter Master of the VFW and Commander of the American Legion Victory Post 112, salutes in honor of the two officers from Barron County, Officer Emily Ann Breidenbach and Officer Hunter Timothy Scheel, who were killed on April 8th. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of Officer Breidenbach and Officer Scheel, the City of Chetek Police Department, the Village of Cameron Police Department, and the Barron County Law Enforcement family.
